Three young children vanished on their way to the beach in Adelaide, Australia in 1966 and their case has remained a haunting mystery and national obsession for over 50 years.
Weekly podcast discussing untold stories of interesting and offbeat ancestors. Recent episodes have explored the topic of rape culture and its presence not only among men, but also among women.
Despite a possible sighting and evidence of a man seen with the children, police officers across Australia dismiss the case as a hoax, leaving the Beaumont family in agony and the fate of the children unknown.
The guest shares his new theory on aging, which has become one of the hottest in the field. He compares the aging process to a computer that slows down when the drives or chips get corrupted.
In this podcast, the speaker talks about his interviews with infamous serial killers, including Henry Lucas and Otis Toole, and their tendencies towards rape, murder, and a variety of heinous crimes. He also discusses the common link between these crimes and sexual gratification, though notes an exception in the case of John Scripps.