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Welcome to true Crime Brewery. I'm Jill. And I'm Dick.

Kim Berry loved to dance and she had plans to train as a nurse.

Living with her parents in a suburb of Wollongong in New South Wales, Australia,

she cared for disabled children in preparation for her future career.

On Friday night February 6th, 1981, Kim's parents left town overnight leaving her in charge of

her little brother. Kim was usually very responsible, but you know, she also wanted to enjoy her freedom that night.

After going to a movie with a girlfriend, the two girls headed to the local disco.

Her friend left early, but Kim stayed on to drink and dance and have some fun.

She was last seen chatting with a man named Graham Potter.

Join us at the quiet end today for the girl who loved to dance.

Kim was a very kind girl with simple dreams of a nursing career and a family of her own until one night of

freedom put her into the hands of a killer. So today's beer is another nice

Australian beer from a brewery that I reviewed the last

Australian case, Farrell Brewing Company in Baskerville. I've chosen Farrell a

couple times just because they're highly rated beers and I know you

Australians like your beer and you wanted me to do something other than Faustas or whatever. So this is Watermelon Warhead from Farrell Brewing Company.

It's a Berliner Weiss and it's only 2.9% alcohol by volume. Kind of amazing how great a beer this is for such a small

amount of alcohol. It is a very, very nice beer. I mean it does make it a good beer to have during the day

because you know a strong beer will put me to sleep all afternoon but something like

this I could have with lunch and be fine. You should be able to. Yeah. So it's a pale yellow color, small white

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