The 55 Year Mystery of The Beaumont Children

On the 26th of January, 1966, three children would go missing / disappear from an Adelaide Beach without a trace, creating one of the most notorious unsolved cold cases in Australian history. Despite a $1,000,000 reward, numerous suspects, and the largest search operation in South Australian history, the disappearance has never been solved. DNA technology has aided the case over the last couple of years, however, has failed to convict one of the 4 suspects presented in the video. Will this case ever be solved?
This is, What Happened to The Beaumont Children? (An Unsolved Cold Case)
Thank you guys for watching, like and sub if you enjoyed, SunnyV2 XO ❤

[@R.K_Chalkboard]

Honestly I think that Harry guy needs to be searched more thoroughly. Wife threw away evidence, he lived quit close, attracted to kids, fits the facial description, and fits the age range. There is a HUGE chance it's him.

[@coolguyishere8851]

I agree

[@lokbdasmf7866]

Yup, the attraction to kids is a mayor clue in my opinion

[@Rippervain]

@@lokbdasmf7866 yeah

[@bukitcengkeh1]

@@lokbdasmf7866 yeah

[@ogway1772]

he died in 2004.

[@coocoostryker]

From downfalls of KZbinrs / Famous People to what happened to KZbinrs and now Unsolved Cases, Sunny seems like a good narrator for all three of them.

[@thedarkaquarium2689]

@@KaoDragon I think you wanna reply and comment on every video and comment you can find right

[@robertc.8036]

Damn this channel turning into something like buzzfeed unsolved...and I honestly dig it

[@ezboi5768]

yes

[@Bladedcloud6159]

and this is way better than buzzfeed

[@StereoStrings]

@@Bladedcloud6159 better than BuzzFeed unsolved? Naw

[@Bladedcloud6159]

@@StereoStrings nono im talking about modern-day buzzfeed

[@coolguyishere8851]

@@Bladedcloud6159 IDC about any other channel from Buzzfeed but nothing can beat unsolved. Shane and Ryan are Kings

[@Blue_Avatar]

The guy who wrote that fake letter should be served some vigilante justice. What an evil thing to do to those parents

[@drunicorn1463]

I live in Adelaide and my Dad and 2 of his siblings were actually though to be the Beaumont children by some police officers during the early stages of the search. Even though they figured out this wasn't the case fairly quickly I still think it's interesting.

[@elegancy8265]

Damn

[@dayyanplayz3739]

@@elegancy8265 worlds longest crime in history?

[@elegancy8265]

@@dayyanplayz3739 this isn't that?!?

[@Islandgirlypop]

rip hope they ACTUALLY find the kids and theyre hopefully alive

[@LandE2003]

Same here. Family shares the same name, and we don’t live very far.

[@timbuk1126]

My mom remembers this from when she was in Jr high school here in the US. It made worldwide news.

[@dcry1003]

The amount of dedication put into this case of just 3 children missing is amazing! Hope its like this everywhere else in the world not just australia

[@sparklee5044]

"just 3 kids missing"

[@Islandgirlypop]

ayo phipps is dat u

[@dustmopthepig]

Brown was definitely the Adelaide oval guy but Harry was definitely the Beaumont guy, there’s no way it’s not him

[@vilecreature3649]

My grandfather told me that he kept up to date with this case from NSW watching it as a kid. After I watched this last week and asked him about it, he told me, he had never forgot that they went missing and that sometimes they just never can be found. But he and now I still hold would hope that they will be found, alive or dead it doesn't matter anymore they just need to be found.

[@yeatza2319]

As I live 20 mins away from Glenelg this is scary

[@gavalant366]

Get this man at least to 1m subs he truly deserves it.

[@lebronjahamez7430]

He’s at 2 mil now

[@greatmediterraneanmapper]

Lol “January 26”, “hot summer’s day” feels weird as a northern hemisphere - person.

[@alexreeder4012]

Same lol

[@Sylvillian]

Same lmaooo

[@loretta_3843]

I can't imagine what their parents went through for all those years. Loosing all 3 kids in the blink of an eye. I'm sure the oldest sister was responsible and trustworthy, but that's assuming everyone else at the beach was also. So sad.

[@mysticalmaniac2]

Make more unsolved/crime cases videos like this . These are so interesting to watch!

[@Lift_CT]

Ayo this is perfect for you, Would be cool to see more of these on peeps like ivan milat

[@OMEGA521]

This is the right direction for your channel man! Dont let yourself stay locked onto one type of content (the youtuber videos) great job on this and i hope you go far! 👍

[@tempski9373]

Really enjoyed this video, it’d be cool if you would do more, it’s so awful and chilling to think what actually happened to those kids

[@RoxTeeman]

This is the most interesting documentary I've ever watched had the emotions and everything

[@zephyrimstar]

This is one of the most disturbing cases I've ever seen, The sheer explanation of it Is pure perfection, The real story itself is Bone chilling, Knowing that 5 Different children got abducted one way or another gives me chills.

[@ethanor]

That "prank" letter, absolutely should have carried a punishment.

[@CaseyAvalon]

I love to revisit older mysteries, always and forever! 👍🤠 Edit: Great video. Perhaps you could do a revisit of the disappearance of the Sodder Family? I'd love your take on it.

[@DunkStarShorts]

That man could be still be alive... which makes this a lot more creepy..

[@Catloudan]

Why were those LITTLE kids alone?? Bizarre

[@Mr-Mistory-Man]

Im kinda torn on this one i think that Harry Phipps is the most likely but on the other hand Arthur Stanley Brown looks identical to the police sketch so im not sure

[@Willie-afro878]

If you can please make a part 2 it was so interesting

[@0dindt]

I believe this case is possibly linked to the Family murders

[@Zovixi]

The dad died on April 9th 2023, sadly

[@EonsElite]

This is literally one of my favourite KZbin videos probably because it’s so carefully made with the background noises. It baffles me😮

[@SkyTied]

One of your most underrated videos

[@lashawnnelson9257]

This is sad, but these babies needed adult supervision for their every move. Even if they hadn't been abducted they could've drowned in the water. Jane was only 9, and she never should've been left to supervise her 7 and 4 year old siblings.

[@ben-gu6tm]

I bet this is the inspiration for the series of unfortunate events

[@ey3z4ya]

If only you regularly made content like this

[@mjatt]

ayy i live near glenelg lmao. we've got this and the somerton park man (although that one has been recently solved) if you were too ask anyone born past the year 1955, they would tell you that this marked the end of an era and that it changed the norms of everyone's childhood. parents didn't let their kids out as much after this.

[@sohelshariff3077]

They need to dig up the whole basement. He must have used those kids to dig up as a decoy. He wouldn’t put a dead body in his car for 2 days whilst they were digging up and the guy also mentioned it was really hot. I’m sure they would be able to smell something.

[@miapdx503]

Anyone who knows the grief of losing a child, imagine that pain times three. I don't know how she lived as long as she did. It's enough to take down the strongest person. RIP to all...🌹😢 It's a damn shame that there are so many predators among us. Not one suspect, but no end of creeps...😒

[@airplanetowardsthesky3265]

this was a heartbreaking story. sad to think these kids are probably either dead or were human trafficked somewhere

[@jahx]

I really like these documentary of unsolved mysteries by you sunny

[@Jakkuu.93]

can we have more of these unsolve mysteries . your narration sir , is very very deep to these stories

[@dotti2928]

I just can't get passed the point of a mother letting her three YOUNG children go off so far and as to a beach yet, by themselves!

[@greenstitches4080]

Stay at home mum. Waiting till 2pm for the next bus??....when they failed yo arrive home as discussed at mid day

[@zzzbbbooo]

Get past it. In 1966 in Australia, many children did this...and came to no harm.

[@WinterGamesYT]

sunny probably found a paper with this story in it in his parents attic or something and was like 🤑

[@_cweezy]

Lmao

[@kathrynmolesa1641]

I would never allow my 9 year old to go off on her own and never let her watch two younger ones.

[@Akaistos]

First fascinating thing: How did a taxi driver support a wife and 3 children? Imagine that today...

[@darklorddoggo9423]

I feel real bad but at the same time, who in there right mind would leave there kids alone at a beach

[@1wor1d]

In todays culture there are so many things wrong with sending your 9YO child to a beach to be in charge of your 7 and 4 YO siblings. Apart from the stranger danger concerns, there is the, how can the oldest girl Jane manage her younger siblings while swimming at a beach when she could barely look after herself. Also travelling on public transport and street traffic, a 9YO girl is going to struggle to keep her eye on and manage the 2 younger ones when crossing roads, boarding buses etc. But as I was born in 1964 I come from a similar time and I used to go to the beach by myself, or pack a lunch and ride off on my bike for the whole day as an 8YO with my parents having no way of contacting me. I'm now a father of a 9YO boy and if I allowed my son to do anything we did back then I would be considered irresponsible.

[@steamstream777]

Before sunny was just documentaries on KZbinrs but now he is branching out into irl mysteries

[@noodlebro6983]

honestly I think I like this type of video over the documentaries on streamers and KZbinrs.

[@Ghost76547]

90% of the evidence is pointing towards harry like come on

[@big4headedGangster]

15:38 That is heartbreakingly wholesome and sad.

[@seanmaher2987]

Excellent work on this vid mate

[@whattheheckmanthatsmean]

Wow, now this history is right here, I hope the kids are ok.

[@nikolajovanovski4429]

Dude it is simple... if the police or i high profile politician is involved you are never going to see those kids ever again

[@robinilsa2057]

I clicked faster than my dad grabbed the belt

[@mmykolajenko9573]

Fantastic production mate

[@breezesteal]

You should make a podcast about this like this is great

[@VSA_STUDIOS_OFFICAL]

I know one person is disliking this but it's really good Reag roland

[@gogledhol]

it's really sad that the mum died before ever getting to see her kids again, i just can't imagine going through all that grief for decades, getting prank letters, getting false leads and end up passing on before any sufficient evidence is found. it's really sad

[@sult5n]

@T teg Egg oh shut up man

[@sacred-chan157]

Those "prankers" should be tossed into jail.

[@felixbui9818]

@T teg Egg bro you’re probably a kid cuz you post r34 stuff

[@almighty5839]

Agreed I can’t imagine her pain

[@iskhx]

fr and the husband and her divorced leaving her lonely

[@ironball2847]

I'm pretty convinced it was Harry. Dude did a bunch of shady things, was attracted to kids, and his wife was extremely suspicious when she was asked about the purse. He also had the resources to get rid of their bodies, being an elite and all.

[@Meca_.]

Yeah

[@dumbwit]

Ikr

[@almighty5839]

I can’t imagine what he did to them what a monster, I hope one day justice is served.

[@down2006]

@@almighty5839 He's dead though

[@StanbyMode]

@@almighty5839 hes dead

[@ninav5033]

It absolutely kills me that the Dad got that letter and waited in the spot for his children to be returned for three whole days like rips my heart out thinking of him standing there just hoping they would be returned

[@geensjc]

Yes, so sad 😔

[@quartz3748]

@@geensjc butt cheak. ):

[@Lancer07]

@Swirly what do you need help with?

[@kardona_3]

What kind of monster thinks it's a practical joke to send a letter pretending to be a kidnapper and telling the parents they can have their children back, just to send another letter saying that he changed his mind. He should go to jail. To make the parents think their precious children that disappeared are coming back to them is just pure evil. Poor kids. Poor parents.

[@alexander8688]

@@kardona_3 there's mentally sick people out there.

[@idklol4197]

"Jim now aged in his 90's continues to reside in Adelaide, holding on to a glimmer of hope that the case might be solved before he passes on to the next stage in his cosmic journey." What a beautiful turn of phrase. It's nice to think something awaits us.

[@stevenjames5874]

Yeah-that line caught me too. It is a really nice way to look at things, isn't it?

[@lucasoheyze4597]

It implies that the afterlife is full of child molesters

[@BrianBellia]

Yes, I thought so, too.

[@boywhohasl1vedhascometodie469]

There is, there’s something there, we are just all still pretty far from it though.

[@yguy1232]

Internet kids discover the idea of heaven and hell....

[@pasta1549]

Those poor kids really didn’t deserve to have their childhoods ruined like this.

[@located]

same with the parents, lived the rest of there life feeling like it was there fault and regretting everyday

[@potatogaming7044]

I know ending up in a KZbin video

[@AnselLeveque]

Imagine they are still alive though, like those ladies that were kept in a bunker for like 40 years

[@myoriginalname]

@@located it kinda was their fault though, who leaves a 9 yr old in charge of watching their younger siblings?

[@Kyle_Hanson]

@@myoriginalname I would agree. I would also find it strange how the parents never questioned the "boyfriend" as she had only knew him for less than 3 hours

[@muffin8460]

SunnyV2 has not just turned into a KZbin Documentary Channel, he’s also becoming a Crime Show.

[@Xo-Yanga]

Lemmino is also very good imo, his db cooper documentary was amazing

[@simpleforex1299]

He does watch JCS psychology,

[@hurdur6828]

huh

[@randompersonontheinternet540]

Woo!

[@dawged8470]

he’s following mori’s steps

[@unknown_limes]

RIP to Grant Beaumont, who passed away on 9 April 2023 at the age of 97. It's terrible for any parent to die never knowing what happened to their missing children, but I sincerely hope the family is reunited in the clouds, if not already, then someday.

[@ma1102]

oh wow 😢 thank you for this update

[@kuyakenken5503]

There's nothing after death

[@MEECshortz]

If they are still alive then why wouldn’t they come forward and tell them what happened

[@ChessnStuff1972]

are yall stupid? grant was born in 1961 or 1960 because he was 5 years old when he disappeared. he would be around early to mid 60s if he was still alive today.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Poor Jim, he will never know if his children are still alive or not. But, if they died, they all will reunited at Heaven soon as happy family.

[@mattsmokes2505]

I listen to true crime podcasts and paranormal podcasts all day everyday but something about hearing how the mom passed In 2019 at the age of 92 after losing her kids at such young ages and never finding out what happened and the dad still being alive at the time of the upload just really hit me hard. That’s just a prime example of chaotic and cruel this world can be for no reason.

[@irenaveksler1935]

He’s still alive

[@debrak8521]

@mattsmokes2505 Nancy Beaumont was reunited with her children in Heaven.

[@blessed2338]

Yeshua Hamashiach is God in the flesh, the Son of God, the Word of God, and he died so that you may be presented blameless in the sight of the Father. And so you may inherit his kingdom. The LORD Yeshua Hamashiach is the only way to the Father and his kingdom. Repent of your sins accept him into your life as your LORD and Savior before it's too late, every day is not guaranteed. John 14:6 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me. May God bless you all.

[@phanta8880]

I love how your content is moving towards other things and not just content creators. Love these styles of videos, even if I don’t know anything about the person / group of people. Great job!

[@dendenmushi5458]

Who give a f about Minecraft or Fortnite youtuber. Glad he makes this vid, almost unsubscribe if he makes another lol

[@phanta8880]

@@dendenmushi5458 lol. But other people might enjoy hearing about the downfall of their childhood heroes or some other controversy about them.

[@phanta8880]

I do understand where you’re coming from though.

[@potato6436]

@@dendenmushi5458 I agree, this is way better

[@Squirrel_Cat]

I cannot imagine what it would be like to have all THREE of your children disappear. Usually, you hear that one child (rarely two) have suffered an unfortunate fate but not usually more than that. If you do, it's usually the parents who are responsible in some way (not that I think the parents did it in this particular instance but in most other cases they are primary suspects). For all of their children to get taken, I cannot imagine the grief the parents must have felt- especially the mother who passed away without knowing what happened to her children. It must be harrowing.

[@immortalsun]

The dad won’t know either.

[@abody1444]

Yep that is the reason when I have children, I will never let them be alone, except when they’re old enough to go alone

[@ronswansonsdog2833]

@@abody1444 This attitude is why we have created such anxious, fragile children.

[@bintagmina3755]

I see it as the duty of a country's army to take action in such a case. And EVERYONE should have understood that every single house was searched. If I was an Australian, I could have lived better with this state of emergency than with 3 little siblings disappearing forever on a normal day and nobody knowing if it was at least quick. You can also be sure that there have either been cases before or after by the same perpetrator.

[@yodamansage7428]

that story is really horrific. Of the suspects, I think Harry Phipps was most likely to do it to be honest.

[@tobiasreaper3650]

I think he is, by far, the best suspect. He had motive, he had opportunity, and he had means. We know he liked children, he lived on the beach, giving him opportunity and means of committing the crime, and also making him the most likely to have already met the kids before. A child went into a shop and paid for something using a £1 note, something he was known for, and would have been unusual for most (especially children at the time). His son said he saw the kids, which is a lot more reliable than a witness saying they recognize a suspect 30-40 years later. Based on the dimensions, I'm guessing that those two employees dug temporary holding graves that were only used for a few days before he moved them somewhere more remote. His wife acted very suspicious about the purse, which leads me to believe she may have been in on it.

[@elegancy8265]

@@tobiasreaper3650 yeah it was like 90% surely Harry, kinda upsetting he died and cant spend ages rotting in jail :/ he deserved that considering he was a pedo either way.

[@Lolbit3cl1pse]

@@tobiasreaper3650 they also said they dug up “animal bones”, did any body actually check that?

[@S3aChange]

This story is horrific. The Casefile podcast episode is well worth catching.

[@russian_knight]

How is it horrific? It's strange, sure, but nothing about this is particularly gruesome

[@aconnox]

@@russian_knight The story is horrific, not what happened

[@a.agastya]

guy owned an factory he couldve killed them and dissolved the bodies, im talking about the guy who was attracted to children, that sounds so gross

[@boiboithanos2340]

@T teg Egg Pies

[@xevphoriiax]

Rest in Peace to Jim and Nancy. Unfortunately Jim passed away earlier this year. If the Beaumont Children did pass away all those years ago, I’m hoping that The Beaumont Family has reunited together in the after life.

[@JannaAnderson-ol4gs]

It’s kind of wierd tho having a 9 year old being considered old enough to be out in public with her younger siblings

[@zzzbbbooo]

@@JannaAnderson-ol4gs In those days in Australia it was not. The eldest child was considered very mature and responsible.

[@randompersonwithayoutubeac1908]

I feel so bad for the parents, they had a whole life ahead to enjoy time together with their kids, but it got snatched away from them in only a few hours, Nancy couldn't even see her children before she died. The poor kids had a whole life ahead of them, they were so young.

[@sslender07]

Based on the white purse and his wife saying they should leave, the resemblance, the hole, and his proximity to Glenelg, not to mention his attraction to kids, I think it’s most likely that Harry was the one who killed the Beaumont children and the other guy who people immediately recognised is most likely the guy for the Adelaide oval case.

[@Lucky-ei6yh]

That's what I think too

[@loisdungey3528]

It's also entirely possible that she did find the bag at an Op shop. Somebody dies. There belongings get gathered up and thrown out and/or taken to a charity shop.

[@char6839]

@@loisdungey3528 If she found it at a Op shop, why would she feel the need to throw it away? Or tell the detective it was time for them to leave? I think she knew.

[@Terry-lh8cn]

@@char6839 What is an Op shop?

[@Tree_e888]

"I clicked as fast as my little paws would let me", said Dougal.

[@gioishere]

U clicked as fast as how fast ur mom can walk, slow 😂😂😂

[@Tree_e888]

@@gioishere 🤣🤣🤣

[@funkymonkey2100]

@@gioishere are you Giofilms

[@Pondollo737]

Do u mean dougal from father Ted

[@Tree_e888]

@@Pondollo737 nope, I mean Dougal the dog from the magic roundabout, but if you are American then I doubt you'd know about him.

[@acrohasatablespoon1408]

This was probably the most unsettling cold case I have EVER read about. It's not simply because how they were found (because it's a cold case, duh) but because of how open the speculation is. For example, what if the "Brilliant Surgery" was actually true and a disgusting, putrid and horrifically stitched body of three small children is just somewhere rotting in Australia.

[@perryeuan2748]

Gee thanks for the thought of that.

[@acrohasatablespoon1408]

@@perryeuan2748 Your welcome

[@nesreennabil3598]

@@acrohasatablespoon1408 I actually think that the guy might of actually done a surgery like that but to different children and people assumed it was the Beaumonts

[@acrohasatablespoon1408]

@@nesreennabil3598 True, but again, it's open to speculation

[@nesreennabil3598]

@@acrohasatablespoon1408 yeah, we don't know right now

[@DopeOG420]

As the oldest of 6 younger siblings just hearing this I wish to inflict an ungodly amount of torturing pain to the person who committed these crimes....

[@ImRuzoSECOND]

I'm assuming there all dead now

[@paqlallaqldifi122_7]

@@ImRuzoSECOND yeah and they'd probably be like 65 now if they were alive :(

[@PinaPizzaParty]

I’m under the ideal that people that are evil like this deserve to be tortured day by day for the rest of their lives. It would bring me great happiness to see it happen, even more so if I could administer the torture. These scum can’t appreciate life, so they forfeit their own

[@irenaveksler1935]

@@paqlallaqldifi122_7 who the kids Or the people who killed them?

[@jesuschristisking9800]

It is horrible but please dont wish pain upon people Jesus wouldnt do that so y should we

[@dindufarrkall9911]

Harry Phipps owned a factory called Castalloy, a foundry. I grew up around a brass foundry where my family worked, and I worked in the same foundry when I got older. If Harry did it and threw body parts in the furnace, there would be no evidence.....

[@Chips9741]

Oh that would make sense then, being an owner of a company he can get away with a lot

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, his interactions with the detective is kinda sus and he even told them to leave.

[@david25201]

Ayo my man went from gaming documentaries straight up to killing documentaries

[@Ben-yj9wz]

Your nan sounds cool

[@nicemr.ketchup7783]

@@Ben-yj9wz Ayo matching pfps

[@Ben-yj9wz]

@@nicemr.ketchup7783 😂

[@athyzkyh]

i thought y'all were the same person

[@Shadytribe97]

Thank you for telling this story, it is so important to South Australia’s history. My mum had interactions with Jim at her work, and he’s apparently a lovely man, who even throughout everything he’d been through is still friendly human. I think all of Adelaide hopes one day this gets solved. Also I think it is interesting to note that in 2007, Channel 7 dug up archived footage that shows a man that may be Von Einem watching the search on the beach

[@Islandgirlypop]

sus

[@mssophiad03]

@@Islandgirlypop what?

[@Islandgirlypop]

@@mssophiad03 what i meant was that there may be truth to the study in 2007

[@DanJay1996]

Finished watching a fresh video from CoffeeHouseCrimes earlier, this couldn’t have been uploaded at a better time!

[@dendenmushi5458]

Hellyeah, i don't know why a Danny phantom cartoon makes a mass killer lol

[@browniex5120]

- Timestamps - 00:00 Introduction 00:30 What Happened To The Beaumont Children 00:54 The Story Of How The Beaumont Children Went Missing 02:47 The Immediate Search For The Beaumont Children And A Couple Suspicious Theories 06:24 Who Was The Mystery Man | The Sudden Disappearance Of Joanne Ratcliffe And Kirste Gordon 07:05 The Possible Suspects Of The Beaumont Children And Other Clues 15:35 Conclusion | Will The Beaumont Children Will Ever Be Found 16:38 Outro/Endscreen

[@C4DeadCharge]

We don’t need time stamps, just let people watch the video

[@synditegd4454]

@@C4DeadCharge 🎗🎞🎟🎫

[@jasper.maxwell]

​@@C4DeadCharge It's helpful for 113 people, so maybe speak for yourself.

[@Erik_Kartman_]

​@@jasper.maxwellwhat are 113 people? But yeah also for other people who might search for selective information it can be helpful, or who heard from the case somewhere different but maybe not of the suspects or I don't know... I also find it to be a nice gesture and if some don't: just keep scrolling for things that you appreciate :)

[@jasper.maxwell]

@@Erik_Kartman_ The post had 113 likes at the time I made that comment.

[@savokgrim4131]

Damn it! The moron who noticed the purse should have kept his mouth shut, left, and told the police. Of course she was going to throw it out once he made his accusation. Poor kids.

[@coolguyishere8851]

Low key just leave the internet drama and make docs like this... for example lemmino but you have more frequency.

[@ThatBlokeWill]

As a South Australian you've done an incredible job giving this ongoing story the attention it deserves. Loving your recent vids branching out of youtuber's history, keep it up mate!

[@cheesesandwich9475]

fellow south ozzy

[@FruitaFuka]

Yeah as someone who is a western Australian he has done a great job at explaining this.

[@anonymouscheesepie3768]

hes australian too lol

[@hatednyc]

DNA/Genealogy in a case like this may shine a light on whether or not any of the kids survived perhaps having been raised by their kidnapper(s)

[@dailealexander2055]

Does anyone else think the police are focusing too much on the fact that the guy who was seen on the beach with the children "looked like he was in his thirties"...? Ages can be extremely deceiving. Some people just look much, much older or much younger than they actually are. Two of the boys I went to high school with started losing their hair before they even graduated, for example (hey, it sucks but it does happen), & by the time they were 19, they genuinely looked like middle-aged men.

[@KatieBellino]

Certainly, I had that thought too. A 19 year old could end up described as being in their 30s and vice versa, especially when people are just glancing at them on the beach.

[@TheRealDomantasSabonis]

I love how this guy can go from talking about Fortnite streamers to unsolved disappearances

[@trapxxz_7336]

Hehe ye

[@5_H0urs]

Ayo fax tho

[@tylerota2]

the childishly fresh eyes as the background music though 😳

[@ionpotato1562]

It hits different

[@MaddenIsTrash1]

Rest in peace Jim Beaumont 1926-2023

[@crimsoncockatoo461]

The fact they both lived until their 90s, waiting for their children or finding out what happened to them is beyond tragic.

[@casonwilson2037]

This was great you should make more of these in the future I don’t know any Australian cases so the possibility is endless for your American viewers

[@hungryfredbear1253]

yo do the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa I think you would be really good at it.

[@covertgaming1628]

@@KaoDragon Thank You Homer, Very Cool

[@perseus32366]

Thanks for sharing this heartbreaking story. I couldn’t imagine the grief and pain those parents went through over the decades of hoping anything would be discovered about their children. I feel there is a deficit of Australian true crime so thanks for posting. Subscribed!

[@idklol4197]

in the 60's you could own a house and support three kids and a stay at home wife as a taxi driver. in the 21st century you can maybe have a room

[@renegreblicki755]

This is the reason why we need to bring back death penalty for child abductors, pedophiles, and predators

[@jotaroswetfart6095]

definitely. anyone willing to hurt a child should be killed

[@acolyte9716]

Whoa. Extremists.

[@Mocroprano]

@@acolyte9716 no it should be done

[@Sylvillian]

They can be fixed, but if they do it again... *Off with their head!*

[@wannabefoleyartist9635]

@@acolyte9716 if you want to get more extreme murdering privacy can stop this from happening. But the cons are just not worth the pros

[@ChekiBartley]

Why tf would you even let children go alone to a beach without being supervised? Smh

[@AMTLL]

It was the 60s, nobody knew better.

[@mynameiswalterhartwellwhite420]

@@AMTLL true

[@potatogaming7044]

@@AMTLL people ate tide pods a few years ago we aren’t doing much better

[@aquagreenproductions7765]

You must be at least 13 to be alone and take care of their selves

[@mynameiswalterhartwellwhite420]

@@aquagreenproductions7765 themselves* and this is the 60s lmao. No one cared.

[@itskitt3237]

I can’t even imagine how the mother must have felt through her entire life following the incident. Not only did she have the grief and denial of closure, but she must have felt such immense guilt for not having accompanied them to the beach that day. She probably thought every day about how she could have prevented their disappearance had she been there and that’s heartbreaking.

[@Bob25477]

We just gunna forget the dad?

[@itskitt3237]

@@Bob25477 My man, I made the comment almost a year ago and don’t even remember posting it

[@karenryder6317]

We need to get rid of the pop psychology term "closure". For parents who lose children there never is any kind of resolution of the horrible feelings associated with that occurrence. The grief is always with you--all the feelings of anger, bargaining, acceptance etc. and many more that are claimed to be "stages" of grief can occur in no particular order and two or more (or all) can be present simultaneously. Kubler-Ross' writings were discredited by later studies.

[@riduahmed4644]

It is so sad the children of Beaumont's family was not found and their mother passed away without seeing them

[@ladyrendarkstrider2398]

And now, the father also passed away.

[@CrazyDirtbag_103]

The music from “ everywhere at the end of time “ gave me goosebumps. That album really shook me. I would be willing to request a Sunny V2 documentary on that album

[@justchill1617]

Oh no wonder it made me uncomfortable it was from that album, I haven’t heard the full album but I have an idea on how sad it sounds. Thanks

[@tristantheoofer2]

wut stage of eateot tho.

[@joedoe920]

I watched this video at 4 AM. Never again

[@justchill1617]

@@joedoe920 I was resting after work at night then I decided to try and watch this video but after that music kicks in and after checking the comments I immediately closed the video. I knew I was going to hear some disturbing shit

[@user-us8hs1ml5p]

@@tristantheoofer2 The first song I think is on stage 1 A4

[@neoslason1]

The instant i heard the dementia music, I had fear put in my body.

[@justchill1617]

Same

[@TheRunningLeopard]

I was looking for this comment, thought I was the only one who recognized it.

[@kiarara7014]

Whats the name of it? I've been looking for it for months.

[@TheRunningLeopard]

@@kiarara7014 Everywhere at the End of Time by the Caretaker.

[@kiarara7014]

@@TheRunningLeopard THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!! YOUR THE BEST!

[@randomguy6556]

Ok so lets address how working as a taxi driver with a house wife was enough to get a house that's 5 min away from a popular beach area. Now a days a room 30 min away from the beach would be half your yearly income.

[@smeggsyrat]

It's so sad that the father is still waiting for the case to be solved. I would hate for that to happen to anybody... It just tears my heart.

[@Tapitiodude]

I feel so bad, like imagine the amount despair, sadness, depression, and hopelessness must feel after losing your children. The one thing that you love most in this universe, stripped away from you, never to be seen again and never found or even solved about what happened. Only to be met with prank letters and jokes while you sit there hoping one day your children will come home. After some maniac took them from you. When you could have stopped them, went with them, kept them home, but no. All while waiting and waiting for your children to come home.

[@Axjc102]

The fact that the Beaumont children been missing for 55 yrs is kinda terrifying

[@beanboiz3381]

This might be the best video you made yet. Very well edited, extremely high effort, and spreading awareness of a missing case. You clearly put lots of blood, sweat, and tears into this