What's up you guys, I'm Haley and I'm Andrea and this is inhuman a true crime

podcast.

Welcome back everybody. Happy Monday for listening to this on the day it releases.

Hope you guys had a good weekend and here's to a good week ahead. Yeah.

I'm just gonna dive right into this case and not say anything else. Okay.

It was a warm summer day in South Australia. Jim Beaumont returned. Did you hear that?

What was that? The dog? It was Luca running into the door because Robert's playing fetch with him.

I was like, that sound like somebody just was like, I don't even want to edit that out. That was so funny.

Okay. Jim Beaumont returned home from a sales trip he had been on for the last day and he was

expecting to see his wife and kids at home. But when he got home his wife Nancy told him that

their kids, nine-year-old Jane, seven-year-old Arna, and four-year-old Grant hadn't yet come home from

the beach. Earlier on January 26th and remember this is Australia so January is summertime.

Right. The three kids had taken a five-minute bus ride from their home at 109 Harding Street

to Gleneld Beach. This beach was a popular spot among kids and others in the summertime and the

kids had wanted to go back to the beach to beat the heat as they had the day before. Nancy had

expected them to come home on either the 12 o'clock or 2 p.m. bus like normal but they hadn't.

Worried, Jim got into his car and drove straight to the beach looking for the kids but they weren't there.

Nancy and Jim then visited some of their friends and neighbors' houses to see if the kids were

there but no one had seen them. And what year is this? 1966. Okay. Okay. Just wanted a little

context. How easy it is to communicate and find people. Yeah. Yeah. So not easy. No cell phones,

no like. Hey, call up the kids and see where they're at. No tracking. Yeah. A long time ago. Okay.

By 5.30 p.m. the couple were headed to the Gleneld Police Station to report their young children missing.

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