
How did the Beaumont children vanish without a trace?
4.7 (28)
80 mins
Discover the sudden disappearance of the Beaumont children, who vanished during a routine trip to the beach in 1966. Explore the massive investigation, unsettling leads, and enduring mystery that continues to haunt a nation decades later.
Ep 1:
The Day Three Children Vanished
On a scorching Australia Day in 1966, three siblings walk to the beach and never return, launching a search that exposes chilling signs of calculated grooming by a stranger.
Ep 2:
Hope, Hoaxes, and a Nation's Grief
As Australia holds its breath, a desperate father's plea, a psychic's dramatic dig, and cruel forged letters push the Beaumont family through waves of false hope and devastation.
Ep 3:
Two Beaches, One Chilling Pattern
Before and after Glenelg, two horrifying attacks—one at a windswept beach, one at a packed football stadium—raise unsettling questions about a predator hiding in plain sight.
Ep 4:
The Family's Darkest Secret
A secret network of predators terrorizes Adelaide's young men in the 1970s and 80s, and a chilling courtroom confession links its most notorious killer to the Beaumont mystery.
Ep 5:
The Suspect Parade
From a wealthy factory owner with a disturbing secret to a suspicious backyard hole, we examine the men whose lives intersected chillingly with the Beaumont case.
Ep 6:
Patterns, Sightings, and Dead Ends
Beaches, strangers, and eerie parallels raise the question of a serial predator—while decades of sightings, hoaxes, and lost evidence deepen the case's maddening uncertainty.
Ep 7:
A Wound That Never Closed
Decades of grief tear a family apart while Australia grapples with the lasting scars and unanswered questions left by its most haunting unsolved mystery.
Luther
Level 6 · 5 mo agoLmao the Phipps theory is garbage. They dug up that factory three times and found nothing. People are just desperate to pin this on the creepy rich guy instead of admitting the case is stone cold.
Josiah
Level 5 · 5 mo agoAtp the brothers digging that hole at the factory on Australia Day weekend is the only evidence that matters. It lines up perfectly with the timeline and proves Phipps is the guy even if the bodies were moved
Cecil
Level 4 · 5 mo agoIt has to be Phipps. A wealthy guy with a satin fetish digging a grave sized hole? His son saw them.