You're listening to the Fresh Hell Podcast. Fresh Hell contains stories of a disturbing

and often graphic nature and is intended for a mature audience.

Please don't let your kids listen to this or they might turn out like us.

Hi, I'm Andy in America and I'm Yohana in Austria, and you're listening to your favorite international podcast.

The podcast hosted by two women from opposite sides of the Atlantic who never met in real life.

We met online five years ago, realized that we have a lot of common interests and decided

to start a podcast.

And here we are, five years later that's right and every week well I mean I

guess almost almost every week we try we we try we bring you episodes covering murder, mystery, and the Macabre throughout history.

And we love it.

And so we just want to say a big thank you to all of our listeners. We wouldn't

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Right now, it's time to dive right back in to the incredibly sad case of the disappearance of the Beaumont

children and you know Hana is going to give us a quick summary.

Yeah so if you haven't listened to last week's episode please stop now and go back to

episode 214 because otherwise you will miss a lot of context and if you already listened last week but need a super quick refresher here we go

So it was Australia Day 1966 that was the 26th of January 1966 almost the end of summer vacation in Australia.

A very hot day up in the 40 degrees Celsius.

Jane 9, Arna 7 and Grand 4 were begging their mom Nancy to let them go to the beach.

Glenelke Beach was only 3 kilometers or 1.8 miles from their home in the Adelaide suburb of Somerton Park.

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