Dingo merch, conspiracy shirts: The 1980s artefacts tied to the famous Chamberlain trial

According to ABC News, artifacts from the Lindy Chamberlain trial now reside in a national museum, but the collection remains too sensitive for public display. Forty years ago, the discovery of a bloodied matinee jacket helped overturn her murder conviction in one of Australia's most famous legal cases. The museum's collection includes trial memorabilia and nineteen-eighties merchandise connected to the case—pieces too raw for the public to view.

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