On Australia Day in 1966, three siblings Jane, Arnna and Grant Beaumont set off for a day at the beach.

They never returned.

One of Australia's most haunting mysteries, a desperate search with endless leads leading to nothing.

In this first part, we go over the timeline and foundations of the case before outlining the evidence and leads.

Join me as we begin unraveling the events, myths and lasting impact of the Beaumont case.

In June 1978, 18-year-old Trudie Adams vanished after a night out at a local dance in Newport, on Sydney's Northern Beaches.

Trudie's disappearance sparked one of the largest missing persons investigations in NSW history, with dozens of reports surfacing of young women being sexually assaulted in the area, yet no one was ever charged over Trudie's case.

In this episode, we revisit the events of that night, and discuss where the investigation is more than four decades later.

What happens when having an open dialogue means assassination?

What happens when staying silent means being complicit to murder?

Charlie Kirk and Iryna Zarutska, both murdered in cold blood.

This isn't just about two voices; it's about what their deaths mean for democracy, free speech, and the cost of losing humanity.

Join me in frustration, while I deliver a podcast I wish I never had to deliver, revealing the deeper meaning of these lives lost and what they reveal about the system that controls the world we live in.