Unsolved The Beaumont Children - Media

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Jane, Arnna and Grant Beaumont were abducted from Glenelg South Australia January 26th 1966 and never to be seen again. This case resulted in the largest police investigation in Australian criminal history, yet still remains one of Australia’s and the world’s most infamous unsolved cold cases.






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The spot was described as 'a quiet corner of the foreshore, hidden by the sailing club and the sideshows' to the north-east. - Searching For The Beaumont Children

 

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Current - Anthony Munro - Paedophile & POI in the Beaumont childrens disappearance

Former scout leader Munro returned to Adelaide for questioning from Cambodia where he operated a lady boy bar and lived in a lavish apartment with his Cambodian lover. Following, Munro pleaded guilty to 10 child sex offences including buggery and indecent assault against several victims in...

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New diary may reveal 'blond-haired man' who took Beaumont children

Andrew McIntyre often went diving with his father Allan 'Max' McIntyre and Anthony Alan Munro, a family friend and convicted paedophile, at Glenelg Beach, in Adelaide.

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'Beaumont children were in the boot'

Max McIntyre’s own son believes he buried Jane, Arrna and Grant in an old sinkhole on SA's Yorke Peninsula.

au.news.yahoo.com

 

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The day after the Adelaide Oval abductions, front page.

 

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On the one pound note at Wenzels. January, 1967.

 

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Detectives re-interviewed the witness at Wenzels one year later, she appears not to have waivered from her original statement being she served the Beaumont children giving them 'pies, pasties and cool drinks' and they paid with a one pound note. This confirms within the news clip in the link that the information was revealed to Channel 9 news within days of the kids disappearing.

SUMMARY
This Nine News Adelaide story is a follow-up report on the disappearance of the three Beaumont children on Australia Day, 1966.
Jane (aged 9), Arnna (7) and Grant (4) Beaumont went missing from Adelaide's Glenelg Beach after they caught a bus there from the family home in Somerton Park.
The news report highlights evidence that has been made public one year following the disappearance of the children.
Despite a widespread police investigation, the case remains unsolved.

The Missing Beaumont Children: A Significant Clue | NFSA

www.nfsa.gov.au

 

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Extract from Red Tape Rape, the story of Ki Meekins who grew up as a Ward of the State in Adelaide. Mentions Glenelg, the colourful side shows and paedophiles in the change rooms on the foreshore.




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They're dressed for cooler weather and carrying showbags, maybe from the Royal Adelaide Show.

 

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Promoted as a 'secret recording'.


Allan “Max” McIntyre video - Missing Beaumont children
Beaumont Children: Allan “Max” McIntyre video can now be released because he is dead.

His own son is out to prove his father's involvement.

Story: https://yhoo.it/2rHmOv9

 

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A very good summary on the investigation into the BC disappearance and the investigation into Phipps. Some focus is placed on the stress Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont, alive at the time are placed in through these investigations.

 

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A picture of a younger James Ryan O'Neill born Leigh Anthony Bridgart. Some believe he may be responsible for the BC disappearance.

 

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Interesting article I just read on Trove.

 

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David Smith's recount of the statement he provided to SAPOL. This is not the original (letter) David sent to SAPOL in feb/March 2015. It is not known if this is what was presented to SAPOL Det David Sheridan when he interviewed Smith in person, other than to say that David Smith said this is what he stated in that interview. This is consistent with the information David Smith provided at my first meeting with him in June 2015. David did not ever change his account of events he witnessed on January 26, 1966. (Pages may have loaded outof sequence)

 

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The boy's diary Tony Munro encouraged the production of which records in great detail their movements and activities.
This document was used by investigating police to support the child sex abuse claims of one of Munro's victims.
Munro pleaded guilty to raping that victim in December 1965 while on the camping trip that this diary documents.
It is clear that dates on the cover of this diary and the first page have been altered from 1965 to 1966.
The victim only ever went camping on KI once... the time in 1965, a month before BC abduction.
This document has been fabricated so it looks like everyone is happy campers even after the time it's now claimed Munro was involved in BC abduction when in fact it details Munro's ability to groom young boys, get the trust of kids, and his movements around SA's coast and beaches at the very time of the BC abduction.

Some interesting camping and day trip locations the group had. Can't say I've heard of a dive site "Rich Man's Mansion". Anyone else?

 

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This is sad but I wonder what he had in his files.

February, 2006.

A decade ago, after the 30th anniversary of the children's disappearance, this reporter was sent to Adelaide to interview a vain, muddled old man - an ex-detective called Stan Swaine who had wasted his life trying to solve the case. Obsessed with the theory the children - aged nine, seven and four in 1966 - had been taken and raised by a cult, his latest claim was that a 40-year-old Canberra woman was Jane Beaumont. Apart from estranging himself from family, friends and fellow police, and ruining his career, his increasingly bizarre "investigations" provided cheap headlines for cynical or credulous media.

Swaine, now dead, was only one of the frauds, cranks and armchair enthusiasts who have made the unspeakable torment of the children's parents (Jim and Nancy Beaumont) even worse by raising false hopes. At least Swaine was not a cold-blooded charlatan like the Dutch "clairvoyant" Gerard Croiset, who made huge headlines with his bogus "visions" of where the children's bodies "could" be.

Searching for the Beaumont Children: Australia's Most Famous Unsolved Mystery

The need for a book about the Beaumont children is lamentable.

www.theage.com.au

 

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BEAUMONT, Grant Alfred | Death Notices | Adelaide | My Tributes

Passed away on 9th April 2023Aged 97 yearsLoved father of Jane, Arnna and GrantReunited in heavenLoved uncle of Kate and papa Grant of Emily and ZoeForever in …

www.mytributes.com.au

 

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The Missing Beaumont Children: A Significant Clue