Dingo murder mother 'bears no grudges' after confession

The mother of a baby killed 24 years ago by a wild dog in the Australian Outback said today she bears no grudge toward a man who claims he knew the infant’s fate but did not tell authorities.

Dingo murder mother 'bears no grudges' after confession

The mother of a baby killed 24 years ago by a wild dog in the Australian Outback said today she bears no grudge toward a man who claims he knew the infant’s fate but did not tell authorities.

Melbourne pensioner Don Cole sparked a furore this week by telling a Sunday newspaper he shot a wild dog, known as a dingo, near Ayers Rock on the night Azaria Chamberlain went missing in August 1980. The dog still had the baby’s bloodied body in its jaws.

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