Lyn Dawson Cause Of Death, Went MissingSince January 1982 FromSydneys Northern Beaches!

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A true crime sensation which remained a mystery for over three decades finally reveals all the answers to Lyn Dawson’s disappearance.

The Teacher’s Pet podcast by The Australian documents the disappearance of Lyn Dawson has become a hit. Lyn Dawson went missing since January 1982 from Sydney’s northern beaches. At that time Lyn Dawson husband, Chris Dawson said that she took a break to think about their relationship.

Over the years,  two coroners recommended that Chris should bear the charges with his wife Lyn Dawson murder. In connection with Lyn Dawson disappearance, nobody faced the charges till now.

After 36 years later which is now, Police started a five-day forensic dig at the home. Scott Cook, New South Wales Police Supt, said,

‘This is all about getting justice for Lyn.’ ‘What’s different about this dig is it will be more extensive. We will go until we hit the rock.’

At last, Lyn Dawson will finally get Justice. However, what was the cause that led her towards death? How was the relationship with her husband, Chris Dawson even after getting married?

Explore the tiniest bit of information on Lyn Dawson’s private life including her husband, married life and children (if any) along with her wiki like bio.

Who is Lyn Dawson?

The NSW Department of Public Prosecutions received two separate coronial inquests recommending that a ‘known person’ recognized as Chris Dawson as of now, should be charged with the murder of his wife. But Mr. Dawson denied that he killed his wife.

Lyn Dawson Cowdery QC, former NSW director of public prosecutions, said, ‘Without a body, without knowing first of all whether, in fact, she is dead, without knowing secondly if she is dead, how she died, it’s very hard to mount a case of a reasonable prospect of conviction just on motive and the undefined existence of means and opportunity. That makes it very weak.’

‘Lyn Dawson disappeared, and that really is as far as I can take it in my own mind.’

Lynette ‘Lyn’ Dawson is a housewife and a mother of two children who vanished without a trace. The following month after Mrs. Dawson went missing, her husband, Christopher Dawson, made a report insisting that she left her family.

In the year 2015, detectives launched a reinvestigation on Mrs. Dawson’s case. Earlier this year, the case gathered international attention after the launch of a podcast by The Australian newspaper, called The Teacher’s Pet.

Superintendent Scott Cook said,

“Previously when we conducted examinations here, there was a number of anomalies in the ground. They were inspected previously. We’ll revisit them.”

Lyn Dawson Wiki Facts

Lynette ‘Lyn’ Dawson disappeared at the age of 33 from Sydney’s northern beaches. On 8 January 1982, Mrs. Dawson was last heard when she talked to her mother on the phone.

Lyn Dawson married husband Christopher Dawson with whom she had two daughters and one of them is Shanelle. The pair first met in high school.

Lyn Dawson husband, Christopher is former Newtown Jets football player and reportedly lives in Noosa with his third wife. Before Lyn disappeared, the two had marital problems and even had marriage counseling.

A 2003 inquest revealed that Mr. Dawson had a sexual relationship with his students. Days after his wife’s disappearance, a 16-year-old girl with the name Joanne Curtis moved in with him.

Christopher met Joanne at Cromer High where he was a PE teacher. He also has a twin brother named Paul who is also a PE teacher.

Fifteen year’s after Mrs. Dawson’s disappearance and six years after her married life, Joanne left Chris and claimed that he was violent in a police interview. Joanne said,

‘I feared for my life at that point. I made the decision to leave because I was scared. I was desperately unhappy.’

Lyn Dawson Age, Profession, Children

NameLynette ‘Lyn’ Dawson
ProfessionHousewife
HusbandChristopher Dawson
ChildrenTwo daughters (Shanelle and ?)

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