True Crime TV Show: Australia's Most Infamous Cases | Full Episode

[@ambramarrs9050]

It’s a horrific thing to lose one child, but three- is unspeakable 😭

[@Nat0528]

Unfathomable -( I won’t be able to carry on 😢

[@colleen8810]

“We are convinced that what had happened had not been something Christine had brought on herself”. No matter what she did it is never the victims fault! The killer is only to blame. I hate when people think like this.

[@samlsd9711]

Kids are not to blame.But adult women (over 22)are responsible to take action when they are done wrong and obligated to protect themselves just like men. No excuse.

[@333pinkitty]

Yeah blame the victim. You go on everyday living your life in peace and some monster comes along and brutally snuffs out your life. But it's your fault

[@countrygirlcopenhagen5095]

Exactly what was said:"...had NOT been something Christine had brought on herself."

[@movingup2118]

@Edwina Hatcher this was the 60s totally different time. My dad was a kid in the 50s him and his siblings went everywhere alone exploring. They had a great childhood my grandmother was born in 1913 and had 12 kids my dad was thd youngest born in 53, it was normal kids today would benefit from a free childhood

[@jessicascuderi3157]

Police see way more than the average person....When a victim is learned to have engaged in risky behavior...which they have to rule out...it may hold vital evidence in the search

[@Sissystallings3198]

All the kids in my neighborhood used to leave the house in the morning and would come home at lunch, unless we were eating at a neighbors and then come home when porch lights started turning on or someone’s mom started yelling. We never gave a thought, nor did our parents, that something could happen. And we always paid attention to and knew if someone wasn’t a regular in the neighborhood and knew not to talk to them or get a parent.

[@quarentinedlove2903]

Same and I grew up in the 90s

[@lin8868]

Kids still went missing then too though it just wasn’t public

[@ethnediedricks7617]

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[@valeriebehrendt9380]

But they werent in their neighborhood... we didnt know everyone at the beach.

[@raizelweisberg827]

@@quarentinedlove2903 7 it u tut egg b frfr

[@kellyfitzpatrick7395]

My parents used to drop me and my 3 sisters off at the local pool every day in the summer because we had a pool pass and this was in the late 70’s early 80’s so I can totally see it happening in the 60’s. We used public transportation any/every time we needed to get around. It’s a sign of the times that we couldn’t even consider it now. My children are 26 and 22 now and I would have NEVER considered letting them do such things. I even worry now when I know they’re out!!!!!!

[@MsDoxma]

That’s VERY different. Pools are enclosed places with tons of people around. Not exactly dangerous like isolated sand dunes. 🙄

[@deannekliene2673]

That's the result of both parents having to work and of the conventional family dynamic change ...

[@melanieharmon9458]

@@deannekliene2673 so what are you saying? That these children died because women started working? 🤔

[@necessarilybritt]

I grew up in a small town and the high school pool had summer passes and my mom literally did the same thing I’m 28 idk maybe it was the small town but I nothing odd ever happened and we would spend the entire day there

[@iseultbourke4692]

@@melanieharmon9458 Yes, no child was ever killed before women started to go out to work.

[@kandiwolfe1125]

As a mom who lost my middle child to S.I.D.S. at the age of 2 1/2 months, l can tell you this changes a person and their entire life completely. I cannot even imagine the added grief of not knowing what happened to my child or having been able to put them in their final resting place. My heart goes out to these and all other families who have lost a child suddenly . Please know that you are thought of often and l understand your pain and so do too many others. I wish you Peace.....💜⚘💜⚘💜

[@SuperZytoon]

Kandi Wolfe I’m very sorry for the loss of your child.

[@kandiwolfe1125]

@@SuperZytoon Thank you Mary Kay..

[@renesasse2640]

I lost a 3 month old son to SIDS in March of 1975, he was our third child and you never “ get over it “ as some people tell you to do.

[@kandiwolfe1125]

@@renesasse2640 ....Hello Rene.... l am truly sorry to hear about you losing a child to SIDS. I know words are very hard to come by , but please know l do understand the pain and if you ever need a friend that ""gets it"" l'm here for you ok? Peace....

[@julianakleijn9254]

I'm so sorry for your loss mama 👼 your baby is safe in heaven and will be with you again

[@boogiemonstermom677]

How do you watch a group of children that you actually know, play with an obvious stranger to them and you, and not at least go up and talk to the children and make sure they're ok and know this person? That's really all it would've really took in that case to make sure they got back home safely regardless if this stranger actually did anything or not. All they had to do was go up to those children, take them under their wing, and get them back home unharmed. They already stated that the situation didn't feel right. I know this wouldn't have saved the kids in the later cases they feel are linked, but it at least would've saved them. People really need to be more proactive when it comes to protecting children, regardless if they are yours or not. They deserve it. Trust your gut. The worst that could happen is it's wrong, but really what harm comes from that? More harm can/does come from you ignoring your instincts.

[@wilhelmelona8479]

🐩🐩🐩🐶

[@scarlet_soul4118]

@@wilhelmelona8479 What?

[@michalbarcik]

Quite opposite: children seemed to know this man.

[@KM-nq7ez]

It was a different time back then.... we couldn’t really comprehend that a well dressed “ normal” looking man would hurt children.

[@janicesmith2475]

Hindsight is always 20/20

[@michaelswords4416]

Me and my 2 sisters have roughly the same age gap between us as the 3 kids. Our mum comes from a small fishing village in Devon, we would go to the beach together, my eldest sister was always in charge and it some of the best times of my childhood. It should of been the same for these poor kids, really sad.

[@michaelswords4416]

@QTee Different time I guess. Lucky the beach me my sisters went, a place called Beesands was a stone's throw away from my nans house.

[@quarentinedlove2903]

I can’t watch unsolved cases just drives me crazy ..

[@boogiemonstermom677]

I know! Especially when you hear of suspects that could've done it, but kept getting released from prison to take more victims. Just makes it even more frustrating.

[@ritadaniels7931]

Feel the same. You see the horrible but then wan't justice that doesn't come. My heart goes out to all the many thousands of people still waiting for a answer.Great comment

[@The_Whimsical_Stenographer]

@ Love I vow and declare not to watch unsolved cases for the same reason, yet, here I am again. 😐

[@ritadaniels7931]

Yeh I get you. Hate that no one gets justice and the families are left not knowing

[@inkberry2947]

The no ads on this amazing documentary is the cherry on top

[@Messier45_Pleiades]

In those days people let their kids go off by themselves. I walked to school and back alone from the age of five. Everybody did in those days.

[@nitakate10]

widow twanky well you had irresponsible parents then .lucky you are alive. I've seen paedophiles in the 1970s when I was 10 years old trying to get me to touch him

[@Messier45_Pleiades]

@@nitakate10 Both my parents worked. All the kids walked to school alone. It's the way it was. I know there were pedos then. But it's what everyone did.

[@pinkychord9262]

I am have to agree on that. Got same experience. Both working parents, so basically I was playing around and go somewhere with a bunch of friends.. to the forest, hills etc.. To my suprise compared today's situation, we're just lucky tht we are all healthy alive till now.. 😳

[@nonamehumandaughterofmosth9808]

Yep....so did my sister's and me, our dad was a police officer and everyone knew us for that reason. Families look after everyone's children back then..... We felt safe!

[@Talletc]

The fact people no longer do will destroy humanity.

[@omennemo8844]

When I was living with my grandmother when I was 7 yrs old back in the 50's. I use to got to Coney Island by my self. I walked around N.Y. City trying to find my mother.

[@absolutelydisgusted3319]

That sounds so sad. Did you ever find her? ❤️

[@omennemo8844]

@@absolutelydisgusted3319 Yes, she was working in restaurant. She turned out to be my worst nightmare. No one told us she was an mental case when she drank.

[@SSlickmyballs]

@@omennemo8844 your story sounds like out of a movie. I bet you could make one!

[@casinolover2020]

Did you ever find your mom, what happened to her? sorry for my question!!!!!!

[@kandiwolfe1125]

Wow....that breaks my heart to hear what you wanted so much to find and when you did it was the exact opposite of what you'd hoped for. I am sorry it turned out that wsy for you. I hope after all this happened you realized it had nothing to do with you, you were and are great! Its' just that she was ill and not able to deal with it all. I'm sure when you are that young though not much makes you understand your hearts' breaking...... ...

[@jeanettehinds4253]

When we are children, we think we know everything. We're fearless and no one can tell us anything. It's only when we become parents ourselves, we feel the pressure and worry we dished out and it's no fun.

[@poppyfield1619]

The reconstruction of the girls being stabbed was so shocking, I cried..what a horrendous thing to happen in broad daylight, with people all around😢yet their screams went unheard. That perpetrator would have had blood all over him, yet no one saw anything😭

[@jandccarlisle3534]

I agree. He liked washed himself in the sea?

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Depending on direction of the wind it could be noise up close and one wouldn't hear much.

[@taylaajane]

Sad knowing their mother died this week without knowing the truth about her children.

[@robinluich5576]

They are together now.

[@davejones5640]

@@robinluich5576 In the dirt.

[@winterweib]

@@davejones5640 No, you're wrong. They all have *nothing* to do with your parents and family. It is only you who is and lives in the dirt.

[@hayleydavis1449]

Very sad

[@skygazer6898]

Tayla Jane surprised she lived such a long life. Me, on the other hand, would have thrown themselves off a cliff long ago, especially had i just let my young kids go off like that. i would not have been able to live with myself.

[@louiserosson7358]

When I was little. Everybody knows everybody and or were related to each other. There was no need to be afraid. Folks looked out for each other and each other's children. Very sad story.

[@Tanja060100]

That was another year.Another time. Unfortunality. Time has changed....

[@mrsTraveller64]

Yes but monsters lives IN the families sometimes, they did back then too. You trusted everybody but one of them could very well be a predator.

[@deannekliene2673]

Even then most of the time it's someone known to the victim....at least at a distance....stranger abductions are much more rare...but I know what u mean ...the neighbors watched out for each other's children....

[@prentfaiyaz]

I don't think this is true, serial killer have been around for a long time and I'm pretty sure you only hear a snippet of stories.

[@mayenglish4572]

I remember this case so well, as my mum had 2 girls and a boy the same age. I remember we were allowed to walk to the park on our own, many times, but after this happened, we weren't allowed to go anywhere on our own anymore. This sad case changed the freedom us 1960's kids had back then. Heartbroken for the parents.

[@ktwashere5637]

I grew up in Adelaide and my aunt and uncle lived one street over from the Beaumonts. Although the Beaumont Children went missing quite a few years before I was born, my cousins and i were not allowed to play in the street. That case casts a long shadow over Adelaide to this day.

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

​​@@ktwashere5637 They had enough suspects And information And all that gave evidence as attached to sightings etc are also to be investigated And then there's no mention of a DNA PROFILE MEANING THE EVIDENCE WAS STORED INCORRECTLY , DISCARDED , AND / OR NEGLIGENTLY STILL HASN'T BEEN UTILISED TO ESTABLISH A DNA PROFILE !

[@mpat511]

I was born in 1950 and it was a totally different time. We played in our yards without fences, ran around the neighborhood with all our friends. No one locked doors and slept with all the windows open. It wasn't unusual for our Mom to not see us all day, but we had better be around by supper time. We'd grab our fishing poles let Mom know we were going to tell River and stay for hours catching perch for Dad to bait his trotlines when he got home from work. No one ever felt unsafe. That was just the times. Now days people would be arrested and their kids taken from them for the things we use to be safe doing then. 😥😪

[@meltedice8936]

You tell me you're 70 now?

[@turtleislandlac1490]

I understand it was a different time but I just can't fathom parents letting their children go off alone, even in a time like that. When you look throughout history, human nature shows random psychopaths can show up at any time, in any society.

[@bethanymay7720]

Turtle Island LAC but that is because of what it’s like now. I don’t suppose back then they didn’t see everything on tv and things back then. I’ve noticed how I’ve been brought up. My mum was so relaxed with me just like it was when she was young I went out did what I want but with my youngest brother, she is so protective and concerned when he goes anywhere. He’s 11 and I’m 22. So only in 11 years difference her whole parenting style has changed. Due to things we see on the news and all the documentaries. I do understand what you are saying though. When I have children I’m sure I’m not going to let them anywhere by themselves. But it was different times.

[@iCynnie]

@@turtleislandlac1490 I was born in 1990 and I grew up like that too. No one ever lock the front doors back then and all of the neighborhood kids would go off playing together all day until dinner time

[@iCynnie]

I guess everyone was more naive back then

[@jamesl9371]

So sad that there are evil people in the world. Everyone must always be careful

[@ChickenPermissionOG]

Did you just figure that out. So now your just gonna be afraid to do anything?

[@janicesmith2475]

@@ChickenPermissionOG Jeeze, you sound like you personally know James L and have had lengthy conversations about this. 🙄

[@casinolover2020]

These two stories just broke my heart😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@mk-ee7vx]

Me too

[@Kaby629]

How sad for these parent's, not knowing where or what's happened to their children.

[@stephanieschmaljohann226]

KB Miller - That has always been one of my biggest fears. It was nerve wracking when my kids were toddlers/young children and didn’t end when my oldest, now 22, moved out. No amount of teaching and warning your children eases the mind. I can’t imagine what these parents have continued to go through.

[@thehapagirl92]

stephanie schmaljohann That’s called paranoia. Calm down.

[@-vrtex-1966]

They took a risk and lost all.

[@Kaby629]

@@-vrtex-1966 really?! Yesterday, I would have told you no one would be so callous. And then you came along.

[@faebrowne2537]

I suppose the word mystery in the title should have warned me that no one has been caught. But it still gets to me that someone has got away with it 😠

[@stevencarr5635]

Derrick Percy was prime suspect

[@sarahdrenth1540]

@@stevencarr5635 Except that the guy the kids were seen with was described as mid 30's to 40's and Percy was in his late teems at the time. So it's unlikely, unfortunately.

[@Megan-1017]

I believe Derek Percy did it

[@Megan-1017]

They are protecting him

[@sarahdrenth1540]

@@Megan-1017 and just why would 'they' ' do that? Believe me the police have tried to pin many other murders on Percy with no success. Especially the Beaumont children's case. The evidence contradicts it being him, very unfortunately.

[@chantalpadora7527]

The narrator has the same calm professional voice like Bill Kurtis. He could read down the telephone book it would be awesome listening to

[@debrawise8400]

Yes he does come to think of it .I love Bill Curtis ,so professional and focused

[@Heistjdj1337]

Is it’s movie or something

[@lenaoreilly3647]

Agreed

[@anjanatemple4124]

one of the saddest documentaries .

[@cherylleanne8949]

Poor little darlings break's my heart story's about children 😢😢😢

[@jenjohnson-wagner6556]

In my youth at age 11 years old me and my sister biked hour or two to a beach and swim across a lake almost everyday. My mom had no idea at all what we did. We were innocent and parents back than loved you outside getting exercise.

[@deannekliene2673]

And other parents watched out for us all....

[@kandiwolfe1125]

I hear you on that Mia! We had to do some chores everyday and during the school year homework was always first to be done. If we were lucky, we had a bit of time to ride our bikes or hit the local park before Mom put dinner on the table. Usually after we ate and helped clean up dinner dishes we were allowed a bit of free time to play and ride bikes. Definately was a different time growing up in 60's and 70's! I miss that for the k8ds today....

[@kandiwolfe1125]

@@deannekliene2673 ....Absolutely true!!

[@crochetbyrhiannon]

@@kandiwolfe1125 um... do you not notice that the majority of the brutal cases featured happened in the 70s and 80s?

[@kandiwolfe1125]

@@crochetbyrhiannon Yes....l did notice this! What is yourvpoint?!? I'm guessing that you have no children because if you did , and heaven forbid, your child died or was murdered, you would understand that there is NO TIMELINE ON YOUR PAIN, GRIEF AND LOSS YOU EXPERIENCE! IT BEGINS THE SECOND THEY DIE OR GO MISSING AND REMAINS WITH YOU UNTIL...?!?

[@randomvintagefilm273]

Don't let your small kids go alone anywhere!

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

The girls weren't that young

[@jackyblue67same10]

@@jamie-leighgibson2338 How old where they ?

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

@@jackyblue67same10 said they were 15 did it not like that age r out even now a day's on their own all the timen

[@budderkupp1282]

@@jamie-leighgibson2338 The oldest Beaumont child was Jane, and she was 9 years old.

[@jamie-leighgibson2338]

@@budderkupp1282 there is 2 different videos on this and 1 is about teen girls being killed

[@aprilwaller123]

Poor children and so sad for the parents. They will never be the same.

[@MK-rf3zl]

The mother passed away in 2019

[@carlaferrier2967]

There is a lab using DNA from geneology tests like Ancestry to locate relatives and they can narrow it down to a suspect. It has solved many cold cases. Could work in this situation.

[@deannekliene2673]

Familial dna so many cases have been solved going back 40+ years....

[@christinemaclean3718]

Hopefully the samples aren’t too degraded.

[@lisaricci4779]

Those kids are way to young to be alone, I don't care what year it was. I was a70s kid and my mom watched us like a hawk.

[@michalbarcik]

In this case you have no DNA samples.

[@sahramohamed9199]

So scary 😦

[@bobbierobinson6269]

The parents will break your heart but I hope they never imagined the pain their children might have suffered.

[@ritaheilig3575]

Oh my God those poor parents. To lose three children at once!! Amazing that any parent would think it was OK to let three young children go alone to a beach.

[@chesh1rek1tten]

I'm a child of the 80s, I can't count how often my parents let me go places unsupervised. It was even more normal back then.

[@bethharriman5750]

Absolutely normal. I went everywhere by myself in the late 70’s and early 80’s!

[@NannupTiger]

@@chesh1rek1tten~ me too, I was allowed to go for miles on my bike with my friends in the 80's, well I did, it was just called 'out playing'...

[@heatherscancerjourney]

I was born in the 70’s and a child of the 80’s and I road my bike about 5 miles to the beach every weekend at 12. I took the city bus downtown in 5th grade. I used to take long bike rides along the coast with my cousin that took all day. Sad that kids this day in age cannot experience because situations like this has become all too common

[@sarahmartin1409]

@john smith I was liking the comment as it was the same in the UK in the 80s

[@debbie6712]

Growing up we went off by ourselves or with our friends. We would be gone all day and our parents didn't know where we were and they weren't worried about someone taking us. It was very common. I did lose my son though so I know the grief of losing a child, but 4 of them. I can't even imagine that. The worst part is they don't know where they are. They have no place to visit. How horrible for these parents.

[@dianac2498]

Debbie Same here...if was normal then. It upsets me when people blame the parents. We were free back then and it was a great childhood due to that. Many adventures.

[@lisafox5715]

I'm so sorry for you and your family may your daughter and her friend rest in peace and the person upstairs will judge who did the crime in the end

[@samsmom400]

33:32 The missing Beaumont children.

[@The_Whimsical_Stenographer]

Shame on the hoaxers and scammers taking advantage of the vulnerable parents who, I'm sure, felt so guilty for letting the children go off alone. I grew up back then, and kids were allowed to do just as these children did with no cause for worry. May the parents and their children rest in peace. 💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏

[@jamesb.9155]

Yep. That's today's internet for you. Practically the same issues!

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

Yesm and shame on the cops for wasting tax payer money on a "clairvoyant".

[@sandi1263]

I love to hear this man narrate. His voice is mesmerizing.

[@poppyfield1619]

He has one of the loveliest Aussie accents!

[@pizzathenerd2168]

It sounds like Microsoft Sam

[@JoshyP744]

UGH these reenactments are heart wrenching

[@cakes3958]

I need to know what happened. I really hope we get answers before we all die.

[@Miralee01]

In the Wanda Beach murders, since possible DNA evidence was found, I wonder if someone is going to try a genealogy search? Both stories very sad though. Peace to the families.

[@tamatama5181]

I shouldn't have watched this before going to sleep... I feel so sorry for their family especially parents.

[@SuperNeena1]

Oh yeah, I live in Canada & my best friend & I were allowed to take bus every Saturday to another city for Baton lessons + spend the day , in the 60's & in the 70's ( early 70's) we allowed to go Toronto for the day by bus then by train, we also rode our bikes miles away from home! This is just so sad! I don't know what I'd do if that happened to any of my 4 Children & 6 grandchildren. 😢😢😢💔💔 so sorry that it also tore them apart. 🙏♥️🍁!

[@snugglepusshercules1441]

These cases are heart breaking!?The last one.....that mother.......and father....but how I cry for their mother. 😦

[@nathanadams4296]

Wow the mother who let her children go to the beach on their own must have gone thru hell . It’s an hard one she let them go alone but u can’t really judge unless u been there she obviously genuinely thought nothing would have happened it’s awful feel for her and obviously the father too .

[@tfny100]

Nathan Adams I guess back in the days kids go treaded alone everywhere. My mom told me that her and her siblings often went around town doing their own thing, at a very very young age. Very ambitious and very adventurous. It’s just sad that Phsychos started appearing.

[@christinemaclean3718]

I read elsewhere that the children took the exact same trip safely the day before.

[@christienelson1437]

Everyone believed there was safety in numbers. Bad guys too!

[@dayalcober89]

Children specially at that young an age, does not have the ability to anticipate danger, recognize potential risks and the situational awareness to quickly know when they have switched from a playful to a dangerous situation. My heart pours out for the parents and families. Nothing in life prepare you for that gripping moment when suddenly you realize, the children are not there anymore.

[@danalouise4050]

Since it happened in Australia, the killer would've gotten a scolding and released in 3 days...

[@daniellaalejandralee3612]

Dana Louise haha

[@maranwe22]

True! Or probably they would’ve said that there wasn’t enough evidence to convict the killer without reasonable doubt..... 🤦‍♀️

[@andreagunnarsdottir9052]

@@maranwe22 I read somewhere that the Australian police has far more information of who may have abducted the children than they have currently released to the public but can't act on it because of lack of evidence. This is far too common and it's infuriating.

[@sarahdrenth1540]

Dana Louise Oh give it a rest. I'm presuming you're American. There's a reason why there are Innocent Projects in every state in the US! And your prisons and Death Rows are overcrowded in the extreme. Australia is the same as every other Western country except the US. Look in the mirror before criticising us.

[@andreagunnarsdottir9052]

@@sarahdrenth1540 Um where did you get your jump-to-ridiculous-conclusions mat from? I'm not an American, why do you presume that? When I said it's far too common that police know or know-ish who is responsible for a crime but don't have enough evidence to convict I meant it's common everywhere in the world, not particularly in Australia or the U.S. But thanks for your incredibly rude and condescending comment.

[@sandygrogg1203]

I was a child during the fifties, and none of the nothers I knew allowed young children to go off by themselves... I can’t even imagine suvh a thing... especially a place like a beach... it’s too easy for a child to drown..no matter how many people are around. Children need watchung when near water if any kind.

[@sherrieowen971]

My neighborhood and the parents allowed all us kids to go any place. I remember walking blocks to school and i was 5 in kindergarten. We were allowed to walk to stores blocks away for penny candy. Everything changed in the laate 70s and 80s. Now way would i allow my child out of my sight now

[@barbmccabe6360]

@@sherrieowen971 :

[@outofafrica997]

My sentiments exactly

[@jinnybergan8978]

So sad that you can't trust society like back in the day. My parents never had to worry about us, they knew everyone in the neighborhood, it was a small town and we all got together for barbeques and dinners etc. Everyone watched out for each other's kids

[@sherrieowen971]

Sounds like my childhood.

[@pamelajordan5948]

I walked every where when I was a child that was a long time ago I had kids late in life I trusted very few never got.the bus I took them to school I found the best baby setter I had to work at night it's a different world today no bodies fault but don't let them out of your sight today

[@aroseinwinter05]

Longest run-on sentence ever

[@britneyspears1234561]

So sad for all the families involved

[@erikacomstock9995]

A grown man playing with the Beaumont children,dressing them.....and the witnesses knew the kids,man the what ifs.

[@mov1ngforward]

I'm wondering why the elderly couple, watching the Beaumont children play in the fountain with a stranger, didn't get involved. I would have approached them to ask about mum...had they done that, things might have turned out differently. 😰

[@abelis644]

@Jane Marsee I agree. And it was a different time back then.

[@joywalker1608]

How do you not understand how it was back then? this, isn't something that happened much back then it's not the elderly couple's fault, they didn't know blame the real person who did this, not innocent people, I'm sorry I just thought everything you said was 100 percent wrong.

[@mov1ngforward]

Joy Walker. I guess we should be glad some people have empathetic skills and can sense danger. It was a rhetorical question...not an invite for you to project your anger/rage/meanness. 🙄🤬

[@qutanyawoods350]

How would you know it was a stranger

[@TraceyMariexx]

You can say that in hindsight. You have TV, Internet and stories like this to draw from. Stop with the 'I'd have done this, that and the other' you have no idea what it was like back then or how people felt about this case. I'm sure people wished daily they'd have done things differently those particular days. Comments like yours just rub salt into the wound and are totally unproductive. Hush up!

[@miguelreez123]

It always makes me wanna cry no matter how many times I have watched it 😪😪😪😪.....

[@jukes243]

What a nightmare. I cannot even imagine. Those poor, poor, parents. Especially the mother.

[@hamdiomar9103]

painful thing of watching this is he took not only one but 3 kids

[@clpr2023]

It’s hard to believe people let their kids roam like that. It was a different time I know. Unfortunately, predators existed even then. I do not know how the families cope. Unreal the pain they must feel.

[@Charles-hy6gp]

I mean the father supported the whole family with 1 paycheck, even in the 90s. While the mother was a homemaker There wasn't other choice as they only had 1 car, not to mention that the lack of internet and 24/7 news which caused lack of fear

[@sarah5893]

I'm not sure I like the way you've used the word:roam or the context in which it's written in; its almost as if you're saying that the parents didn't really care about what their kid's got up to,where they went or who they were with when in actual fact it was quite normal back then for most siblings & their friends to go wandering and exploring as long as you all stayed together it's only if you go off on your own then it wouldn't be safe. A parent has nothing to fear if their kids are all together and neither has a sibling if they're with their other siblings. I think that still applies even now!

[@clpr2023]

@@sarah5893 well I think you have a point…. Around the neighborhood. This wasn’t just a neighborhood trip. In the video, they state it was commonplace but that’s not of issue to me. I still think it’s nuts for young kids to be taking public transportation etc or going miles from home. That’s my opinion. I grew up exploring my neighborhood but I was several houses down at the most in a creek not several miles

[@mariesahota1478]

My sentiments exactly

[@omennemo8844]

I get very frustrated when I am halfway through a crime video and find out that the murderer has not been caught. This story goes on so long with a bunch of unsolved murders what is the purpose of telling this story when it just leaves the viewers frustrated.

[@AamyieEcker]

Omen Nemo I want to know the bad guys have been caught.

[@rickeyryan303]

Because maybe someone watching knows something and calls on it..

[@omennemo8844]

@@rickeyryan303 You got a point.

[@damienholland8103]

To be fair the headline includes the word "mystery" and the description says "CI investigates into two of the most infamous unsolved mysteries in Australian criminal history".

[@rauljulia9557]

I'm sure the dead children are sorry that the story of them being murdered wasnt satisfying enough for you, you disgusting pig.

[@mattmack6258]

If u kill someone by brutally stabing them you would be covered in blood. Being at a beach all you have to do is go for a swim to wash off. Those girls were either lured by alcohol or curious about the sexual activity that took place in the dunes. This case will sadly never be solved.

[@-vrtex-1966]

Lured yep.

[@iseultbourke4692]

How do you know that those were the only two possibilities that they were in the sand dunes? Jumping to conclusions much....

[@scarlet_soul4118]

@@iseultbourke4692 you're one to talk...

[@iseultbourke4692]

@@scarlet_soul4118 I am. And you're one to answer

[@scarlet_soul4118]

@@iseultbourke4692 No u

[@mollygibson4402]

Some people here appear very ignorant. Never heard of Mozart? Wolfgang is a classic name in German language, Would/Wolf - a wolf, gang - walking style. Means "stepping like a wolf". Not what you thought. There are other languages in the world, not just American English. And words that appear similar might not have identical meaning.

[@peggyludwig5142]

😄😏😏😄😇😉🤑🤕🤕

[@JB-ox7ib]

Well said Molly! 👌

[@catschlo799]

Molly, you explained it perfectly well 😊. But I do understand that the name sounds funny to english speaking people. Nowadays, it‘s not that common anymore in Germany... like all of the „old“ names.

[@cruisepaige]

The Mom was so sad.

[@kristaalex7937]

I wonder if they still have that sample and do DNA tests now.

[@26TptCoy]

I wondered the same thing. If they have any type of sample from suspects maybe a match. Two people came to mind Christopher Bernard Wilder and Derek Percy.

[@TraceyMariexx]

@@26TptCoy I was thinking Christopher Wilder

[@nikeeweston]

They better have,...but then they find a knife with blood and can’t connect it to the crimes??? Ridiculous. I’m British do Aussie cop shops talk to each other??. Is there a national database of DNA?? There must be. I hope so.

[@lizkolacz8550]

that sweet mama! My thoughts and prayers are with her!

[@MrRootBeerSauce]

Agent: Hey, Johnny. I got an acting gig for you. John: Oh that's great! What part is it? Are they finally going to let me do Children's Educational Theatre!? Agent: Naw, Johnny. It's just a bit part in some true crime thing "The Beaumont Children Mystery." John: Oh.. okay. Well.. I guess it's something. To get me out there, you know. Agent: Yeah. It's a simple part. All you gotta do is watch some kids playing in a fountain. People will love it. Guaranteed success for roles after that! John: Awesome! I finally get to live my dream of helping children express their feelings.

[@jackyblue67same10]

I do pray that 1 day these parents will get some kind of closure very sad case .God Bless them all .

[@winterweib]

The poor Mother died now.

[@kiki1573]

Can’t really blame the children for going with that man. They trusted him. Adults should always accompany children. A child could leave the house in the snow without a coat. Their judgment just isn’t the same as adults.

[@Mylo12321]

Right. Even without a child killer they shouldn’t be alone at the beach. You can’t trust kids to make the best of decisions for themselves.

[@aroseinwinter05]

Never trust a stranger. I knew this at 5.

[@prentfaiyaz]

@@aroseinwinter05 yeah we all knew stranger danger but honestly if a stranger approached with a dog kids will forget all about that. Kids are naive and predators take full advantage.

[@aroseinwinter05]

@@prentfaiyaz wrong. Parents need to teach their kids. Dog, candy, wild story about a family member being in need, etc. doesn’t matter. Stranger = potential threat

[@prentfaiyaz]

@@aroseinwinter05 wrong, yet kids still go and have gone missing.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

This was one of the best crime shows ever. Too bad it still isn't running.

[@Pianosnail12]

When I was young, maybe 10, I remember I was in the woods with my family but I ran off a bit. This man in the woods asked me to come over towards him, he asked like 5x…I remember it like yesterday. In school a few days before we had a talk about never approaching strangers. Maybe it saved my life. Maybe it was nothing. I have never forgotten it though.

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

Scary. I think we can all look back when we are older, at the close shaves we have had in our lives, and be thankful we narrowly escaped them.

[@lulupompy12]

What's REALLY sad that they've never been found.. And another sad thing we dnt know if it's a open n closed case.. But apparently I herd Cold cases are starting to be re-open, and assigned by new Detectives.

[@diegosuplado8924]

the moment "supernatural" is mentioned, interest lost and credibility lost.

[@alli-kat2329]

@@snellavision Do you live in south Australia?

[@Marlaina]

How is the show’s credibility lost when they’re reporting the actions the police took to attempt to locate the children? A crackpot being consulted in real life does nothing to affect this channel.

[@Mylo12321]

No I’m sorry how can you listen to a Clairvoyant who says they were buried alive but at the same time witnesses saying a man was around them and somehow they were given money for their food. How can you discount that and spend all the time and energy looking in the ground 🙄

[@juliaboyerdunlap2500]

What a cruel cruel action taken to send letters to the parents. I would always keep hope until I had the bodies of my children. However, this is more than I could handle.

[@williamhoskins7818]

I can't even Finnish watching this..too very sad ..your in our creator's arm's now kid's. My heart goes out to you , and your family.

[@ihateubutiloveu7173]

Thank you for uploading ☺️👏

[@TMMReznor]

I wish I was such a gifted psychic that I was able to deduce that abducted children have probably been murdered.

[@esmereldaweatherwax7230]

In the second case, they say the man talking to the children had fair hair, but the actor playing that part has dark brown hair. Couldn't they find anyone with fair hair to play the part?

[@shaealrousan5196]

This should be turned into a movie

[@OneMeanArtist]

Whyyyyyyyyyyy would you let your 3 small unsupervised children go unsupervised on a public bus to a beach unsupervised??? Ffs I don't care what ppl say, the world has *never* been a "safe" place, let alone for children.

[@lilmisspixiedust3]

OneMeanArtist coz back then it was different to how it is today

[@whiterose6186]

They could drown in the water! I remember even being 14 years old, my parents ddn't let me go alone and swim. It desn't matter what time it is , sea or ocean are always dangerous ! This is how people looked for each other? children have been kidnapped frm an open beach and no one even noticed. Only an eldery couple saw it. What about other people?

[@jamesr1703]

In the re-create of the Beaumont children disappearance, the parents are driving around with seatbelts. Seatbelts didn't come into existence until the 70s and practically no one used them.

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Thank you for that vitally important contribution to solving this case. We'll be in touch.

[@SaltySteff]

There are a lot of problems with the wardrobe in these reenactments as well. I just try to look past it

[@countys32]

Why didn't they say it was unsolved in the beginning, I hate watching the whole episode and there's no conclusion.

[@fannyslam]

its called a mystery and says unsolved in the description

[@foreverkensmomquest7083]

It did say mystery 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Broadwaybutterfly21]

Why don’t you learn to read? It literally says unsolved in the description.

[@EA-xp7hm]

Losing 3 children so unexpectedly and not knowing what happened to them?! I truly sympathise with that mama, I don’t know if I could survive that

[@sweetbeauty2153]

Why would the idiot reporters put the picture of the (little boy)witness in the newspaper? The second story was very heartbreaking....those poor babies....so many evil..wicked...and nutjobs in the world. These so called psychics should be ashamed of themselves preying on the family grief. So what if the family didn't have to pay him to look for their babies...he still was a fraud.

[@skibee420]

early 60's that's why

[@lauriemillington4204]

Dumb reporters! What were they freaking thinking??!!! 2 dead already..let's make ANOTHER victim?? You would think even then they would've wanted to protect a child especially with a killer running around loose!!!

[@overworked1084]

They hadn’t watched the movie Witness starring Harrison Ford.

[@silverstuff182]

I find the casual attitude of the Beaumont kids' mother a bit strange. My father was born in 1912. His mother, my grandma, wouldn't have dreamed of letting him and his three brothers go off into the unknown alone. My parents wouldn't have allowed me and my sisters to do that in the 50s. Kind of unbelievable.

[@jcroth2644]

OMG, that drawing! How creepy.

[@Testing725]

girl gets attacked. the other girl stands round screaming instead of running or attacking?

[@333pinkitty]

Are u serious? Your blaming the victim!!!!

[@AnaisEngland]

Ahem, a bit thick of you to think that that was the real thing being filmed. Nobody saw the girl standing around screaming or what she was screaming at or knows whether she was screaming at all for that matter. We don't know how far apart the girls were when stabbed or whether the killer ran from the first to the second (in which case she couldn't have got far) and then back again. Also, how long does it take to inflict fourteen or however many stab wounds? Probably nowhere near as long as you might think so in fact the girl, frozen perhaps for a few seconds in time, then tries to run away across the dunes only to be caught up by (most likely) a fit muscular youth/man. Not so very difficult to comprehend. Did you honestly think somebody was there with a camera filming the crime as it went down?

[@poppyfield1619]

But all of this is pure speculation! We do not know whether the girls fought with the attacker!

[@petermwangi577]

After watching so many documentaries did the police search the house of the three kids?

[@danielhughes4642]

Sad for the familys who has lost their loved ones

[@deidradahl3186]

Sometimes as human beings, as parents we make mistakes in raising our kids, we expect them to make decisions, that should be made by adults, until their morals are fully made i try to accompany them, while pointing out the dangers

[@alliecattlopez537]

You're correct. We try our best. It's not like children come with instructions. Then remember too, when we were growing up, things were way different. We thought nothing of waking up in the morning, & playing outside till dusk. Even with that, then we would try catching lighting bugs. We were outside literally all day, only coming in to get a drink, lunch, or use the bathroom. It wasn't like now of days.

[@bobcranberries5853]

How are we “going “to see” them disappear without a trace?” I think you summed it up in the first 15 seconds. nobody knows what happened.

[@judepower4425]

Nearly half way through and NOTHING about the Beaumont children

[@KM-rv7nv]

The reenactment of the attack on the teenage girls was unnecessarily brutal... way beyond

[@ginajones1003]

I agree. The actual murders did not need to be re-enacted. They were too graphic in showing the murders. The verbal description is enough.

[@ruthbeamish8849]

I totally agree with you. Almost voyeuristic

[@MrRootBeerSauce]

It's not scientifically valid to conclude that the wanda beach victim had been drinking because she had a slight post-mortem BA content. It's often an artifact of the putrefication process after death, and it's not an uncommon finding in autopsies. These days, a google search will tell anyone who wonders all they need to know.

[@thehapagirl92]

J M People back then didn’t know unfortunately

Sad, sad story. 🇬🇧❤️ RIP. 🌟💔👼

[@danrobinson572]

I think someone or two were involved with the 3 kids that disappeared on the beach. Maybe on the bus with them or saw them get off the bus.

[@lisacheney4763]

It's my belief that it was an upstanding citizen of the community. In the Beaumont case.

[@pauloliver1842]

reference to a ''hymen'' is not something you'll come across on american tv

[@skibee420]

how ya know ?

[@kerriemorris3155]

why is that or why do you think that? I didn't know what it meant til about a year ago and im 40! just curious as to why Americans wouldnt ref it?

[@budderkupp1282]

@@kerriemorris3155 Americans would reference it if the reference was necessary.

[@budderkupp1282]

@V J And..you think they don't say vagina on American television?? Watch the show I AM JAZZ..you will hear vagina said about 3 times in every sentence.

[@cruisepaige]

V J you need an anatomy book.

[@reneesantiago6496]

In the late 70's we walked to kindergarten across town.

[@bobjuniel8683]

The Beaumont case. The obvious suspect was the man playing with the Beaumont children at the water fountain, winning their trust. claimed He claimed that money had been stolen, to see if the elderly couple knew the children. The children had extra money, most likely from the man. He went and changed, the children went to the shop. If the man had offered to drive them home and they trusted him, and met him outside the shop or in a car park, they would have gone in the car willingly with him. He could easily have taken them to his home, work place, warehouse and held them captive. Why did the police assume they could not have left by car? Where is the identikit of the man as seen by two witnesses? Why did the police assume the children were taken interstate instead of to a local house or private place? Instead the investigation is side tracked by a psychic and religious groups. It seems my gut feeling was right. Watch - The Beaumont Children - What Really Happened? 7 News. It does not provide the final results of the search. It points strongly to Harry Phipps, a wealthy peadophile, now deceased. Why didn’t & News provide the results of the second excavation? To sell a magazine named WHO? My guess is the result was not conclusive or the results would be headlines.

[@prentfaiyaz]

This makes sense.

[@louisea6129]

So sad but true, money got him away with it he paid the other rich powerful creeps

[@jillolearyhepburn5202]

So hard to watch. Parents losing one child is torturous but losing all of them is too much . I know that hurt because I lost them too.

[@Sd-if7ju]

There is a casting furnace in Harrys castalloy factory. They should have checked the ash for bone particles back in 66.

[@muhammadothman7974]

steve liebmann is one of the most handsome journalists in aussie history , very graceful

[@michellelowe7082]

They were probably meeting someone or looking to see if someone they know was there because why else would they have went off in the wrong direction on purpose.

[@KindvanLig]

Why would the parents send their kids off alone? Or was it generally safe to do it in those days? I would never ever send my daughter anywhere without the reliable adult supervision of someone I trust with my own life.

[@debbielough3236]

Really? Both girls were 15. I was allowed to go off by myself when I was 9.

[@inkyguy]

Renate Louw, the narrator repeatedly states that this was an end to Australia's innocence and that after this incident parents no longer felt safe letting their children go out without supervision.

[@ImperfectionGuaranteed]

Renate Louw - and that can also be a mistake

[@myroom4640]

We grew up in the seventies and eighties and we went off everywhere. We were completely carefree back then.

[@ChickenPermissionOG]

@@myroom4640 Now people just let fear control them.