In the darkest recesses of the human psyche, lies an insatiable curiosity for the bizarre

and unexplained, a desire to peer behind the veil of the ordinary and uncover the secrets

that hide just beneath the surface. These strange and confounding cases ignite the imagination

and send shivers down the spine, as we struggle to comprehend the sinister forces within

our seemingly familiar world. And those are the cases we dive into here on Fileplay

Crime Series. And while we usually cover some old unsolved cases, today we're going

to discuss a fairly recent case that has completely vexed true crime fans and detectives alike.

This is the story of Phoebe Hansjuk, a 24 year old Australian girl who found herself

in a strange, strange situation. Born on May 9, 1986, in the bustling city of Melbourne,

Australia, Phoebe Hansjuk was enchanted by the wonders of nature from a young age.

The eldest of three children, Phoebe grew up in the warm embrace of a contented family

and Richmond suburbs with their father, Lynn Hansjuk. However, at the age of 15, Hansjuk's

life took a turn as she began to consume alcohol and dabble in drugs. During this tumultuous

period, she left her family to live with an ex-convict in his children for two months.

In her return, she was prescribed antidepressants and soon embarked on a relationship with the

local teacher, twice her age. At 23, Hansjuk found employment as a receptionist at

Lindley Gottfried's hair salon in South Yara. It was there that she encountered the dashing

39-year-old Antony Hample, one of the salon regulars. Antony was different. He was an

event promoter with a good background. His father, George Hample, served as his supreme

court judge, while his stepmother, Felicity Hample, was a counting court judge. Contrary

to her boss, Lindley Gottfried's expectations that their love of fair would be short-lived,

Hansjuk and Hample actually entered a committed relationship the last five months, culminating

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