Marina Abramovic connected to one of the most famous missing child cases in world history (pizzagate)
submitted 6.7 years ago by ben_matlock
setting: summer, 1980, Ayers Rock, Northern Australian Outback
quote heard 'round the world: "A dingo ate my baby!"
mother of all pizzagate-related 'coincidences:' Marina Abramovic, just so happened to be 'camping' in the exact same sparsely-populated region in the middle of nowhere at the same time the baby went missing
wiki, The Death of Azaria Chamberlain
1986 NYT article detailing Abramovic trip to Oz
bonus: check out the top few search results for "Azaria"
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think- 6.7 years ago
This is the Australia National Museum's website with a pic of the dress and the shoes, shown in the vid:
http://www.nma.gov.au/collections/highlights/azaria-chamberlains-dress
Interestingly, already in the 1980s, the public speculated that the child might have been sacrificed (see link above):
The fact that the Chamberlains were Seventh-Day Adventists led to bizarre rumours and theories. For instance, it was said that Adventists believed in sacrificing a child to atone for sin and that Azaria’s name meant ‘sacrifice in the wilderness’.
The fact that the Chamberlains were Seventh-Day Adventists led to bizarre rumours and theories.
For instance, it was said that Adventists believed in sacrificing a child to atone for sin and that Azaria’s name meant ‘sacrifice in the wilderness’.
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think- ago
This is the Australia National Museum's website with a pic of the dress and the shoes, shown in the vid:
http://www.nma.gov.au/collections/highlights/azaria-chamberlains-dress
Interestingly, already in the 1980s, the public speculated that the child might have been sacrificed (see link above):