In this episode, I chat to Sarah Bignall of podcast Yowie Central about our recent work with the uncovering of cold cases including the infamous Beamont Case of three children who vanished off the face of the earth from an Australian Adelaide beach in the summer of 1966, plus another unsolved murder/cold case of Maureen Braddy and Allan Whyte who also vanished off the face of the earth November 1968 from Bendigo Victoria Australia. Sarah and I chat about how when you go on a ghost tour, you are not necessarily interacting with the spirits of the venue...it could be your relatives or unsolved murders from over 50 years ago. Check out the full videos of our cold case work at the Kyneton Paranormal YouTube channel
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