What's up, you guys? I'm Haley, and this is Inhuman, a, happy day. Happy Mother's Day to all the moms and mother figures out there.

I hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day yesterday. If you are in the U.S.,

I know other countries celebrate Mother's Day on different days, but you know what? Mothers should be

celebrated every single day. So I hope that if you're a mother, a motherly figure, if you're

wanting to become a mother, if you have a mother, if you've lost a mother,

whatever situation you are in, I hope that you know that you are loved and appreciated and

I'm thinking of you. So obviously, this episode is just me today because of some travel and scheduling hiccups. This is, you guys got me

today. I'm sorry. I hope that you enjoy this episode. It's actually a very interesting one.

And when I first started researching this, I was kind of thinking it was like more or less

straightforward. I mean, it's an unsolved case,

which obviously is never going to be straightforward and like perfectly, you know, make sense.

But I didn't think there was that much out there about this case. But then I came across

another unsolved case from the same area.

And so we're going to be talking about both of those cases today.

The first one was originally suggested by one of our listeners.

So thank you for the suggestion.

But these are two unsolved Australian cases. And as of 2023, there are $500,000 rewards for information that help solve either of these

crimes. So with that, let's get right into it. Victoria Caffaso was born on June 8, 1975,

in Surrey, England, where her maternal grandparents lived. Now, the Cafaso family were from Italy,

but they would often visit England, and that's where Victoria was born. In Italy, her father worked

as a lawyer and her mother owned a travel agency, and Victoria was fluent in Italian, English, and French,

and she lived with her parents and younger sister Alexandra in

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