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adelaide oval abduction : how it started…

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The Adelaide Oval Abduction - how it started...On August 25, 1973, 11-year-old Joanne Ratcliffe and 4-year-old Kirste Gordon left their seats during a football match at Adelaide Oval… and never came back. Despite thousands of witnesses, multiple sightings, and decades of investigation, their disappearance remains one of South Australia’s darkest mysteries.In this opening episode of sleepers, investigative journalist Bryan Littlely and producer Max Marten take you back to that spring afternoon — the bustling crowd, the frantic search, and the chilling last images of the girls seen with a strange man in a 1950s-style fedora.We explore police theories, forgotten leads, the flawed identikit sketch that shaped the case, and the long shadow this crime cast over a community already haunted by the Beaumont children’s disappearance just seven years earlier.This is where sleepers begins: with two little girls, a stadium full of people, and a predator who vanished into the noise of a football crowd.Fifty years on, it’s time to rise and shine a light on the secrets buried with this case.support 'Leave a Light On Inc.' hereview acknowledgements hereIt's time to rise - #fightlikejo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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