Jane, Arnna & Grant Beaumont (The Beaumont Children)

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Their Name Is

Ezra Magazine Presents

14 episodes

1 day ago

A compelling true-crime podcast exploring long-term missing persons cases. From baffling disappearances to cold cases that still haunt communities, each episode dives deep into witness accounts, detective insights, and historical reports. Researched, written, and produced by the host of Ezra Magazine, this limited-series podcast uncovers the stories behind the missing - who they were, what happened, and why these cases remain unsolved. Subscribe now and uncover the mysteries that still demand answers.

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Jane, Arnna & Grant Beaumont (The Beaumont Children) - S2 Episode 04

Their Name Is

22 minutes 15 seconds

10 months ago

Jane, Arnna & Grant Beaumont (The Beaumont Children) - S2 Episode 04

Warning: This episode discusses violence against children and may not be suitable for all listeners. Please use discretion.

On January 26, 1966, Jane (9), Arnna (7), and Grant (4) Beaumont vanished from Glenelg Beach, South Australia - one of Australia’s most infamous missing persons cases. Nearly 60 years later, their fate remains unknown, haunting the nation. This episode explores the Beaumont children’s disappearance, possible suspects (Bevan Spencer von Einem, Harry Phipps, Alan Munro), and the lasting impact on Australian society. With no arrests and no bodies found, will the truth ever come to light?

Research shows that when someone goes missing, 12 people are directly impacted - financially, emotionally and psychologically. The unique form of grief families and friends of missing people experience is called ambiguous loss. Many psychologists consider ambiguous loss to be the most traumatic kind of grief and the most unmanageable form of stress."

For more information, visit ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠missed.org.au⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Background: Epidemic Sound (Licenced)

News archival sound: Channel 9

The Beaumont Children