Chapter
Unsolved Child Murders in Australia
33:57 - 43:14 (09:17)
The episode discusses two separate cases of unsolved child murders in Australia, highlighting the use of pharmacy records and potential suspects.
Clips
The South Australian police dive into the Maipong Reservoir, 34 miles south of Adelaide, after a witness in another murder case testifies that the Beaumont siblings are buried there, but the case goes cold.
33:57 - 35:29 (01:31)
Summary
The South Australian police dive into the Maipong Reservoir, 34 miles south of Adelaide, after a witness in another murder case testifies that the Beaumont siblings are buried there, but the case goes cold.
ChapterUnsolved Child Murders in Australia
EpisodeMISSING: The Beaumont Children
PodcastCrime Junkie
Pharmacy records helped police identify an Adelaide man named Bevan, who was responsible for the "Family Murders" involving the drugging, sexual torture, and killing of five victims, with four of them dying from blood loss caused by anal injuries.
35:29 - 38:51 (03:22)
Summary
Pharmacy records helped police identify an Adelaide man named Bevan, who was responsible for the "Family Murders" involving the drugging, sexual torture, and killing of five victims, with four of them dying from blood loss caused by anal injuries. Bevan's link to Richard, the fifth victim, was discovered through hair and fiber evidence found in his house.
ChapterUnsolved Child Murders in Australia
EpisodeMISSING: The Beaumont Children
PodcastCrime Junkie
The potential suspect for the Long Island serial killer case, John Cannan, does not match the age or victim preference for the murderer.
38:51 - 40:43 (01:52)
Summary
The potential suspect for the Long Island serial killer case, John Cannan, does not match the age or victim preference for the murderer. Additionally, the way the male victims' bodies were found differs from the missing children's cases.
ChapterUnsolved Child Murders in Australia
EpisodeMISSING: The Beaumont Children
PodcastCrime Junkie
The case of the missing Beaumont children in Australia has remained unsolved for over 60 years despite numerous theories and investigations involving multiple suspects.
40:43 - 43:14 (02:31)
Summary
The case of the missing Beaumont children in Australia has remained unsolved for over 60 years despite numerous theories and investigations involving multiple suspects.