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Alexander McLeod-Lindsay was born on 24 December, 1934 in Australia, is an Alexander McLeod Lindsay was Scots born. Discover Alexander McLeod-Lindsay's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 74 years old?

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Age 74 years old
Zodiac Sign Capricorn
Born 24 December 1934
Birthday 24 December
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Date of death 17 September, 2009
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Nationality Australia

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1934

Alexander McLeod-Lindsay (24 December 1934 – 17 September 2009) was a Scots-born Australian who is noted for having served nine years in jail for attempting to murder his wife, but who was later exonerated.

McLeod-Lindsay's father, William McLeod-Lindsay, was a hotel waiter.

His mother, Jessie Colligan, was a hotel housemaid.

They were not married and McLeod-Lindsay was raised by his blind grandparents with the help of his aunts.

McLeod-Lindsay grew up in Glasgow.

At age 16 he migrated to Australia under that country's assisted migration scheme.

McLeod-Lindsay was a “ten pound pom”.

In Australia McLeod-Lindsay was apprenticed in the printing trade and served in the Australian Citizens Military Forces, the then name of the Australian Army Reserve.

1956

In 1956 McLeod-Lindsay married Pamela Parsons, a nurse.

1960

They had three children, Bruce (1960), Alyson (1962) and Andrew (1963).

The couple bought a house in the southern Sydney suburb of Sylvania, New South Wales.

McLeod-Lindsay worked in a garage during the day and as a waiter at the Sylvania Hotel at nights.

1964

On 14 September 1964, he arrived home from his day job, mowed the lawn and at 7.30pm went to work at the Sylvania Hotel.

He worked until after midnight and returned home.

At home he found his wife Pamela and son Bruce severely beaten.

Pamela's pyjama pants had been removed.

Both victims had fractured skulls.

Pamela McLeod-Lindsay also had abdominal injuries, a broken collar-bone and nose, various lacerations and brain tissue was exposed by the severe skull fracture.

She was not expected to survive.

The nearest telephone was next door.

McLeod-Lindsay went there to call an ambulance.

Upon returning he covered his wife and cradled her in his arms.

Police developed the theory that he had slipped away from the hotel, attacked his family and returned to work, unnoticed.

Blood on McLeod-Lindsay's jacket was said to have been “impact splatter”, and deposited during the attack.

Both victims survived the attack.

Pamela McLeod-Lindsay was adamant that her husband had not attacked her.

She said that the attacker had had an Australian accent.

McLeod-Lindsay's accent was Scottish.

A fortnight after the attack McLeod-Lindsay was charged with the attempted murder of his wife and son.

Mrs McLeod-Lindsay gave evidence for the defence.

The Crown case was that Pamela McLeod-Lindsay was lying to protect the family's income.

There were no signs of forced entry but the house was unlocked.

Crown witnesses gave inconclusive evidence in relation to a man and a car seen in the area.

A witness for the defence gave evidence that he was talking to the accused man at the hotel at the time of the assault.

1965

On 5 March 1965 McLeod-Lindsay was found guilty.

He was sentenced to 18 years gaol.

McLeod-Lindsay appealed but in July 1965 the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal upheld the jury's verdict whilst accepting that “(not) … every jury would have been satisfied beyond reasonable doubt”.

A McLeod-Lindsay Citizens Committee, which included Lady Herron, wife of the Chief Justice of New South Wales, Sir Leslie Herron, campaigned for an inquiry.

1969

The inquiry of Mister Justice Lee in 1969 found that, although there was no established motive for the attack, that did not take away a single incriminating bloodstain.

1973

In August 1973 McLeod-Lindsay was released on parole.