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In late 2024, I received a message on Instagram from a listener called Shane. I'm very thankful

to be able to speak to so many people from different walks of life, especially via social media.

It's one of the perks.

I often get requests for cases to cover, something that I also truly appreciate.

But Shane's message was different. Shane was suggesting a case, a case that needed media retention,

an unsolved murder that had left a devastating mark on a family,

on Shane's family. But not only had the media neglected the case, so had the police.

Vincent Shaw's Unsolved Murder has only been discussed in the walls of Shane's

family home in the last 25 years. Today, that changes. I'm Naomi Channel and this is real.

Music Israel. To have a loved one murdered is a devastation that's very hard to describe.

If you've listened to some of my previous episodes, you'll know that I had a friend that was murdered,

but there were a few things that helped me make sense of her murder.

The police investigation and the conclusion from the trial was integral

in helping me and my friends and her family process the loss of our loved one.

But what happens when a person is taken from their loved ones

and a quarter of a century on?

They've been just two news articles detailing their murder.

And the police haven't made contact with the victims next of kin for over 24 years.

Sadly, this is the case for the family of Vincent Shaw. The message from Shane that

landed in my inbox on the 5th of November 24 read, Hi Naomi. It's taken a lot of thinking to make a

decision to come to you, but I would like to bring a story for you to cover.

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