In 1986, Philip Island, Australia, was shocked by the brutal murder of one woman and the

disappearance of another.

The two women were linked to the same man.

But was this a case of a victim and a killer on the run or were both women victims?

I'm Charlie and welcome to Crime Lines.

Welcome to Crime Lines.

This week's podcast episode was recommended by Luca, so thank you so much for sending it

in.

The best way to get case suggestions to me is to email them to crime lines podcast at gmail.com.

I try to get them from social media and YouTube comments, but a lot of times I miss them.

Email, I will not miss it.

When people send in case suggestions, I usually pretty much right away look up a synopsis

of the case just to see if it would be a good fit for crime lines.

Is there enough information out there?

The usual vetting of a topic.

And I walked away from the synopsis to this case completely confused.

So naturally, I had no choice but to cover it because I had to figure this out.

But unfortunately, I don't think that I did.

But I'm going to take you along on this journey with me because I think there are some

important things to think about with this case, particularly with the idea of casting

blame.

This won't be my longest episode, but it's definitely one that probably top five to ten

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