The Trail Went Cold – Episode 10 – Eloise Worledge

The Trail Went Cold

Robin Warder

True Crime, Tv & Film

4.5 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 June 2016

⏱️ 43 minutes

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January 13, 1976. Beaumaris, Australia. The family of eight-year old Eloise Worledge wake up to discover she has mysteriously vanished from their suburban home and that an opening has been cut in the flyscreen window inside Eloise’s bedroom. Eyewitnesses report a lot of strange activity in the neighbourhood throughout the night, which seems to suggest […]

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0:00.0	January 13th, 1976.
0:03.5	Bomeris, Australia.
0:06.0	The family of eight-year-old Eloise Warlidge
0:08.4	wakes up to discover that she is mysteriously vanished
0:11.2	from their suburban home.
0:13.2	Eyewitness testimony from neighbors
0:15.0	seems to support the idea that Eloise
0:17.0	was abducted from her bedroom in the middle of the night
0:19.8	by an intruder.
0:21.4	However, some of the evidence suggests
0:23.8	that Eloise's abduction might have been staged,
0:26.7	and since her parents were planning to begin a separation
0:29.2	at very same warning, investigators start
0:32.0	eyeing them as possible suspects.
0:34.6	After that, the trail went cold.
1:07.2	Hurry up!
1:25.4	The wallengizes misty, everything used in old,
1:30.3	Since January 13, that's the way it's been
1:36.3	And now it's May, still we haven't found a way to trace the whereabouts of BLWs
1:47.3	The police appeals to everyone to be of help
1:55.3	So if you might know some small tale, please let it out
2:01.3	I can't eat nobody at, and never repeat the thinking it could help find where she is
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