Hi, it's Casey here. As you probably know by now, CaseFile will be back with all new episodes

in March 2026 for what will be our 10th year. We will also be releasing some bonus content and

other things to mark the occasion, so keep an eye out for that. But earlier this year, you might

have noticed that we released the

first episodes of some of the Case File present shows we've produced in the Case File feed.

The decision to do so came after I learned something surprising while talking with people at our

live events. Many Case File listeners had no idea that we produce other shows outside of

CaseFile, and some had never even heard of CaseFile Presents. It dawned on me that if someone is a

big enough supporter of our show to come to a live event, but hasn't heard of our production company,

then clearly we need to do a better job of highlighting

the other stories we've put so much care and work into. For those who don't know, CaseFile

Presents is our broader production platform. While CaseFile is our flagship show, we've also

created a number of other podcasts under the Case File Presents Banner.

Our level of involvement differs from project to project, but we've played a direct role in all of them.

Today, we're sharing another one of those shows, The Vanishing of Vivian Cameron.

Back in 2018, we covered this case on case file as Case 80, Beth Barnard.

But this 10-part series goes far deeper. It's a long-form investigation written and hosted by

Vicki Petratus, who co-authored the Philip Island murder, the book that first brought this story

to public attention. The vanishing of Vivian Cameron revisits the events of that night in

1986, when 23-year-old Beth Barnard was found brutally murdered, and 35-year-old Vivian

Cameron, who was the prime suspect in Beth's murder, disappeared without a trace.

Across 10 episodes, Vicky examines the women at the centre of the case, the evidence, the forensics,

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