By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter

After 32 years, a Hollywood blockbuster, three inquests and a murder trial, the infamous ‘Dingo’s Got My Baby’ case could be close to a conclusion after a new inquest heard that a dingo most likely did snatch little Azaria Chamberlain while she slept in a tent in the Australian outback.

"It gives me hope that this time Australians will finally be warned and realize that dingoes are a dangerous animal," Azaria's mother, Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton said on Friday, after enlightening evidence was heard in court suggesting that attacks by dingoes on humans are frequent and sometimes fatal, reported the Western Australian. 

"And I also hope that this will give a final finding which closes the inquest into my daughter's death which so far has been standing open and unfinished."

As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, the little girl went missing on the night of August 17, 1980 when her parents were camping at Ulura (also known as Ayers Rock) in the outback with Azaria and her two brothers.

Her parents Lindy and Michael Chamberlain told police that their daughter had been snatched from their tent by a wild dingo while they were cooking dinner nearby, but from the onset their story was met with disbelief from both investigators and the public, amid speculation that the mother slit the baby’s throat and buried her little body in the desert, before “crying dingo.”