0:00.0	This Ford O'Connor van was where Tracy Connolly lived and worked in St Kilda.
0:06.0	It was also the scene of her brutal murder.
0:09.0	The sex worker was last seen alive around 11.30pm on Saturday, July 21, 2013.
0:15.0	Around 151 a.m., police ate Tracy got into her van parked on Greaves Street with an unknown male.
0:22.7	Her murderer spent around 37 minutes inside the van before fleeing.
0:33.1	In July of 2013, 40-year-old Tracy Connolly was brutally murdered in Melbourne's beachside suburb of St Kilda,
0:41.0	and the crime remains unsolved.
0:43.7	Some believe the circumstances of Tracy's life have contributed to a lack of interest in the case,
0:49.9	or at the very least, to a sense of inevitability about Tracy's fate.
0:55.5	Tracy was a sex worker, living and working in a van parked on Greaves Street,
1:00.7	the hub of St Kilda's street sex trade.
1:03.5	But Tracy was many other things too.
1:06.2	A mother, a sister, a daughter, a friend and a partner.
1:12.1	Tracy's sister Jean joins us on Australian True Crime to talk about the sister she knew
1:16.9	and about the $1 million award that's been posted for information leading to an arrest in the case.
1:24.2	This is Australian True Crime.
1:26.3	We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which this podcast is created,
1:30.8	the Wurundri Woi Wurang people of the Kulin Nation.
1:34.6	And a warning, this episode of the podcast contains graphic descriptions of violence.
1:46.1	Hello, Sweaterweather.
1:50.9	Bring on cozy duvet days, crisp air and crunchy leaves.
1:53.3	Out-out is out.
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