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and did not find their parents waiting for them. Over the years, as new leads and new theories emerged, the
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was wearing swim trunks. The children were playing with him, and appeared to be relaxed and enjoying themselves. The man also approached one of the witnesses, asking if anyone had been near the children's belongings as their money was "missing". The man then went off to change while the children waited for him. The group were then seen walking away together from the beach sometime later, which the police estimated to be around 12:15 pm. About two-and-a-half hours later another witness, Miss Daphne
Gregory, sighted the children with the man, who she observed carrying an airline bag similar to one owned by Jane.
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found "one small anomaly, which can indicate movement or objects within the soil", but the dig found no additional evidence and investigations into the site were closed. On 22 January 2018, Adelaide detectives announced that they would return to the factory site and conduct further excavations, after
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identified only as "Mr B". He related an alleged conversation in which von Einem boasted of having taken three children from a beach several years earlier, and said he had taken them home to conduct "experiments". According to Mr B's account, von Einem claimed to have performed "brilliant surgery" on
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nearing completion, which would place him in the city shortly before the Oval abduction on 25 August 1973. However, no evidence has ever been found to connect Brown with
Adelaide in 1966. Brown was aged 53 at the time of the Beaumont disappearance, which does not match the description of the suspect
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Beaumont parents, followed by a detective, drove to the designated place but nobody appeared. Some time later a third letter arrived, also purported to be from Jane, stating that the man had realised a disguised detective was present and that he decided to keep the children because the Beaumonts
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Beaumont parents described their children, particularly the eldest Jane, as shy. For them to be playing so confidently with a stranger seemed out of character. Investigators theorised that the children had perhaps met the man during a previous visit or visits and had grown to trust him. A chance
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and lived only 300 metres away from the beach on the corner of
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in the 1969 murder of Yvonne Tuohy was at least partly based on his suffering a psychological condition that could prevent him remembering details of his actions. Percy was supposed to have indicated that he believed he might have killed the
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at that time.' That is not a denial." Later asked again if he had murdered the children, O'Neill replied, "Look, on legal advice I am not going to say where I was or when I was there." Although O'Neill claims never to have visited Adelaide, his work in the opal industry at the time required that he
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with a £1 note. Police viewed this as further evidence that the Beaumont children had been with another person, for two reasons: the shopkeeper knew the children well from previous visits and reported that they had never purchased a meat pie before, and the children's mother had given them only six
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The couple later divorced and lived separately, having resolved to live their final years away from the public attention that followed them for decades. They sold their Somerton Park home and the South Australian Police remained informed of the couple's new addresses, as the case remains open. The
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factory that had previously belonged to Harry Phipps, a possible suspect in the Beaumont case. Further excavation at a slightly different location on the site was undertaken in February 2018, but nothing relevant was found. The excavations were based on two men who had reported that, as boys, they
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Police investigating the case found several witnesses who had seen the Beaumont children in Colley Reserve, near Glenelg Beach, in the company of a tall man with fair to light brown hair and a thin face, and in his mid-thirties. The man had a sun-tanned complexion and a thin-to-athletic build, and
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The Patawalonga Boat Haven was drained on 29 January after a woman told police that she had spoken with three children, who were similar in description to the Beaumont children, near the haven at 7:00 pm on the day of the disappearance. Police cadets and members of the emergency operations group
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Police quickly organised a search of Glenelg Beach and adjacent areas, based on the assumption that the Beaumont children were nearby and had simply lost track of time. The search then expanded to the sand-hills, ocean and nearby buildings, with the airport, rail lines and interstate roads being
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Police investigations revealed that, on the day of their disappearance, several witnesses had seen the three children on and near Glenelg Beach in the company of a tall man with fairish to light-brown hair and a thin face with a sun-tanned complexion and medium build, aged in his mid-thirties.
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40,000 to have the building demolished. No remains, nor any evidence tied to any members of the Beaumont family, was found. In 1996, the building identified by Croiset was undergoing partial demolition and the owners allowed for a full search of the site. Once again, no trace was found of the
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The next morning the house appeared to be deserted again, and she saw neither the man nor the children again. Police could not establish why she had failed to provide this information earlier. Other reported sightings of the children continued for about a year after their disappearance.
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quick getaway and also for disposing of the children's bodies later. Percy was imprisoned from 1969 until his death in 2013, which means that he could not have been the suspect in the Adelaide Oval abductions, whom many investigators believe to be connected to the Beaumont case.
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had been paid by Phipps to dig a hole in that area at around the time of the disappearance, and also based on geophysical testing which had identified anomalous disturbed soil. The 2018 search yielded animal bones, but no evidence in relation to the Beaumont children.
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of the suspect for both the Beaumont and Oval cases. A search for a connection to the Beaumont children was unsuccessful as no employment records existed that could shed light on Brown's movements at the time. Some of the records were believed lost in the
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in connection with child abuse incidents there, had come to his home with the children's bodies in the boot of his car. McIntyre's children said that they and their father initially mistook Arnna's body for that of a boy because of her short haircut.
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remark at home, which seemed insignificant at the time, supports this theory: Arnna had told her mother that Jane had "got a boyfriend down the beach". Nancy thought she meant a playmate and took no further notice until after the disappearance.
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Beaumonts were reported to have accepted that the truth of their children's disappearances may never be discovered. Nancy died in an Adelaide nursing home on 16 September 2019, aged 92. Grant died, also in Adelaide, on 9 April 2023, aged 97.
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several days later in a dry creek bed. Brown's trial, scheduled for July 2000, was delayed after his lawyer applied for a section 613 verdict (unfit to be tried) from the jury. He was never retried as he was found to have
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Phipps bore a substantial likeness to the identity of the man seen talking to the Beaumont children at Glenelg Beach. He was wealthy and known to be in the habit of giving out £1 notes, was later alleged to have been a
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Confirmed sightings of the children occurred at the Colley Reserve and at Wenzel's cake shop on Moseley Street, Glenelg. Despite numerous searches, neither the children nor their suspected companion were located.
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and, in 1989, von Einem was identified as a suspect in a confidential police report. In August 2007, it was reported that police were examining archival footage from the original Beaumont search, shot by
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further research, yet other details relayed by Mr B did not fit with known facts about the Beaumont case and were regarded with scepticism. As of 2014, von Einem had not been ruled out as a suspect.
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each of the children and had "connected them up". One of the children had supposedly died during the procedure, and so he had killed the other two and dumped the bodies in
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Alan Maxwell McIntyre (died 2017)—who had himself been investigated by police and cleared of involvement in the Beaumont case—gave a secondhand account to the Adelaide
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Harry Phipps (died 2004), a local factory owner and then-member of Adelaide's social elite, came to attention as a possible suspect after the publication of the book
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of 1973. Interest in the case has continued more than half a century on. As of 2018, a $ 1 million reward has been offered for information related to the
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the time, said that they had been paid by Phipps to dig a 2 × 1 × 2-metre hole in his factory yard that weekend, for unstated reasons.
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contributor to the diary. Munro had been previously investigated by police, but no evidence had been found that he was involved in the Beaumont case.
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who had pleaded guilty to ten child sex offences dating back to 1962. For these crimes, Munro was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment, with a non-
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alleged that evidence gathered by cold case investigators pointed to Percy in a number of unsolved child murders, including the Beaumont case. His
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in 2013. The book did not name the identity of the Satin Man, but Phipps' estranged son, Haydn, named him soon after the book's publication.
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south of Adelaide. Police had not previously considered von Einem in connection with the Beaumont case, but he resembled descriptions and
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I was Arnna's age, 7, when they vanished. I'd been walking to school since I was five. For a while, mum took me and my brother by car.
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2799:"Revealed: Millionaire ladyboy bar owner and child sex offender Tony Munro questioned in 1966 Beaumont children mystery"
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2877:"Time running out for Beaumont children clues as next anniversary of Australia's most infamous child abduction looms"
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from 1973; like with the Beaumont case, von Einem matches descriptions of the main suspect in the Oval case.
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period of five years and five months, making him eligible for release in 2022.
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have interviewed O'Neill and discounted him as a suspect in the Beaumont case.
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Searching for the Beaumont Children: Australia's Most Famous Unsolved Mystery
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3175:"Book Review: SEARCHING FOR THE BEAUMONT CHILDREN - ALAN J WHITICKER"
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had betrayed his trust. There were no further letters. In 1992, new
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that a man he had known in 1966, who by 2015 was being sought in
1321:"Case 100: The Beaumont Children – Casefile: True Crime Podcast"
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he had no recollection of actually doing so. On 30 August 2007,
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3065:"SA Police offer $ 1 million rewards for 13 child murder cases"
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Leonard, Matthew (producer) (26 January 1997). "101 Degrees".
2904:"Beaumont children: after 52 years, new clues point to killer"
2851:"The creepy case of the Beaumont children and 'The Satin Man'"
2516:"Suspected mass child killer is buried with his secrets at 90"
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1902:"Person of interest identified in Beaumont children cold case"
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3293:"Who's Watching the Children?: The Beaumont Case Revisited"
2258:"The Beaumonts, Kirste and Joanna: the mystery may be over"
1281:"Tortured wait continues for parents of Beaumont children"
1347:"Beaumont mystery: 20 years on, new leads to investigate"
848:"The Wanda Beach Murders/The Beaumont Children Mystery".
1622:"Unsolved - The Beaumont Children | Page 156 | BigFooty"
3096:"Beaumont children bombshell: I know who really did it"
2172:"Beaumont children excavation called off by SA police"
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2594:"Did this man murder the Beaumont children?"
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364:searched the area, but nothing was found.
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3365:"Enigma of the missing Beaumont children"
3345:Whiticker, Alan; Mullins, Stuart (2013).
3199:Whiticker, Alan; Mullins, Stuart (2015).
885:Whiticker, Alan; Mullins, Stuart (2013).
1953:
1951:
1723:Hill, Scott Russell (10 November 2007).
1119:
1117:
2460:"How Arthur Brown got away with murder"
1156:Charleston, Libby-Jane (5 March 2016).
976:
1470:"SA harbor drained in children search"
804:The kidnapping is also viewed by many
3033:
3031:
2747:"Man linked to Beaumont mystery dies"
2408:"Killer 'sighted' at Beaumont search"
2347:"Killer 'sighted' at Beaumont search"
1964:The Skeptic's Guide to the Paranormal
1766:Williamson, Brett (26 January 2016).
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691:Derek Percy (1948–2013), a convicted
7:
2094:"The day Australia locked its doors"
2065:"Heartbreak Beaumont mail 'genuine'"
2032:"Beaumont mystery takes a new twist"
1180:
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1151:
1149:
3330:. John Wiley & Sons Australia.
3173:Chisholm, Karen (17 October 2007).
2902:Whiticker, Alan (27 January 2018).
2489:Kyriacou, Kate (4 September 2014).
2198:"Extra jail for murderer von Einem"
1999:Arlington, Kim (30 December 2010).
1279:Sutton, Candace (2 February 2018).
870:. John Wiley & Sons Australia.
2535:"Ban on O'Neill screening quashed"
2533:Lower, Gavin (29 September 2006).
2406:Roberts, Jeremy (11 August 2007).
2345:Roberts, Jeremy (11 August 2007).
1662:"Missing three still alive theory"
467:of the letters showed they were a
25:
3291:Spencer, Beth (26 January 1997).
3094:Brown, Jenny (26 February 2018).
2676:Silvester, John (22 April 2007).
2383:. 13 October 2014. Archived from
2317:Hunt, Nigel (22 September 2007).
1690:Silvester, John (22 April 2007).
1635:Spencer, Beth (21 January 2006).
1441:"I have missing children: Caller"
1046:Crime & Investigation Network
856:Crime & Investigation Network
556:are unusual, but not unheard of.
3440:January 1966 events in Australia
2983:Hunt, Nigel (28 November 2013).
2592:Ross, Norrie (25 October 2006).
2458:Raggatt, Tony (17 August 2020).
2049:
1792:Whiticker, Alan (17 July 2006).
1692:"One man, so many faces of evil"
1584:
1095:Rule, Andrew (24 January 2016).
56:
2957:Mott, Mitch (30 January 2018).
2695:Medew, Julia (30 August 2007).
2621:"Defaming a Convicted Murderer"
2256:Hughes, Peter (13 March 1990).
1186:"Case that stole our innocence"
1124:Elder, John (22 January 2018).
27:1966 disappearance in Australia
2723:Derek Percy: Australian Psycho
2092:Rule, Andrew (9 August 1997).
1447:. 10 February 1966. p. 21
1345:Noble, Tom (27 January 1986).
1062:Gooch, Liz (3 February 2005).
1044:. Series 1. Episode 11. 2007.
966:List of people who disappeared
854:. Series 1. Episode 11. 2007.
329:On the morning of 26 January (
1:
3383:National Library of Australia
1936:. 9 November 1966. p. 13
1608:Crimes That Shocked Australia
1498:Pierce, Peter (7 June 1999).
1377:Hughes, Peter (15 May 1989).
1041:Crime Investigation Australia
954:. Episode 100. November 2018.
851:Crime Investigation Australia
208:Grant Beaumont (aged 4 years)
205:Arnna Beaumont (aged 7 years)
3373:. 4 February 1967. p. 2
2650:"Dad took Beaumont children"
2648:Ong, Tracy (27 April 2007).
2073:. 6 December 1981. p. 3
1872:"New twist in Beaumont case"
1569:. 2 February 1966. p. 5
1476:. 3 February 1966. p. 3
649:to stop the broadcast of an
238:(born 11 November 1958) and
202:Jane Beaumont (aged 9 years)
3450:Missing Australian children
2046:– via Newspapers.com.
1880:Australian Associated Press
951:Casefile True Crime Podcast
284:South Australian government
3471:
3430:1960s missing person cases
3349:. New Holland Publishers.
2725:. New Holland Publishers.
2697:"Police quiz child killer"
2289:Australia's Serial Killers
1537:"Leads in SA mystery fail"
1506:Cambridge University Press
928:True Crime Brewery Podcast
924:"And Then There Were None"
889:. New Holland Publishers.
795:Premier of South Australia
684:
630:
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318:. They lived not far from
234:(born 10 September 1956),
3409:Australian Federal Police
2829:The Sydney Morning Herald
2262:The Sydney Morning Herald
2036:The Sydney Morning Herald
2006:The Sydney Morning Herald
1934:The Sydney Morning Herald
1876:The Sydney Morning Herald
1415:Madigan, Michael (2015).
1384:The Sydney Morning Herald
998:Australian Federal Police
948:"The Beaumont Children".
904:Madigan, Michael (2015).
783:Channel Seven in Adelaide
83:26 January 1966
55:
3435:1966 crimes in Australia
3326:Whiticker, Alan (2006).
2721:Whiticker, Alan (2008).
2678:"Our worst child killer"
811:Graeme Thorne kidnapping
778:ground-penetrating radar
620:Adelaide Festival Centre
533:Adelaide Oval abductions
276:Adelaide Oval abductions
2478:(subscription required)
2127:(Adelaide), 6 June 1992
1731:Pan Macmillan Australia
937:Seven News Investigates
647:High Court of Australia
499:Bevan Spencer von Einem
493:Bevan Spencer von Einem
236:Arnna Kathleen Beaumont
3071:. MAKO. Archived from
2751:www.adelaidenow.com.au
2287:Kidd, Paul B. (2011).
1842:"The "Family" Murders"
675:South Australia Police
603:. Brown died in 2002.
561:remain officially open
299:
258:, on 26 January 1966 (
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3272:O'Brien, Bob (2002).
2231:O'Brien, Bob (2002).
1606:Sharpe, Alan (1982).
465:forensic examinations
297:
232:Jane Nartare Beaumont
220:
1930:"Dutch Seer Arrives"
578:Arthur Stanley Brown
572:Arthur Stanley Brown
337:Police investigation
240:Grant Ellis Beaumont
49:Disappearance of the
18:Grant Ellis Beaumont
3455:Mass disappearances
3381:– via Trove,
3128:. 19 September 2019
3102:. Are Media Pty Ltd
2573:. 28 September 2006
1637:"The lost children"
1624:. 12 December 2012.
815:Wanda Beach murders
806:social commentators
626:
613:1974 Brisbane flood
601:Alzheimer's disease
140: /
52:
3370:The Canberra Times
3313:on 8 November 2014
2387:on 5 February 2016
2268:on 2 February 2017
2106:on 2 February 2017
1961:(1 January 2004).
1852:on 5 February 2012
1813:The Canberra Times
1733:. pp. 62–65.
1666:The Canberra Times
1610:. Currawong Press.
1541:The Canberra Times
1323:. 17 November 2018
930:. 10 October 2017.
722:Alan Anthony Munro
681:Derek Ernest Percy
633:James Ryan O'Neill
627:James Ryan O'Neill
513:additional murders
475:Later developments
300:
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144:34.982°S 138.516°E
3445:Crime in Adelaide
3425:1960s in Adelaide
3407:Beaumont, at the
3356:978-1-74257-308-3
3337:978-1-74031-106-9
3283:978-0-7322-6913-5
3276:. HarperCollins.
3233:. 29 January 2018
3212:978-1-74257-308-3
3045:. 23 January 2018
3016:. 20 January 2016
2938:. 22 January 2018
2857:. 23 January 2018
2805:. 14 October 2016
2732:978-1-74110-632-9
2465:The Daily Mercury
2235:. HarperCollins.
2178:. 2 February 2018
2149:. 2 February 2018
2030:(27 April 1996).
1978:978-1-74114-059-0
1969:Allen & Unwin
1910:. 19 January 2016
1816:. 28 January 1966
1740:978-1-74262-554-6
1726:Psychic Detective
1668:. 5 February 1966
1543:. 1 February 1966
1515:978-0-521-59499-8
1426:978-0-9756746-7-3
1257:. 22 January 2018
915:978-0-9756746-7-3
908:. Griffin Press.
896:978-1-74257-308-3
877:978-1-74031-106-9
669:frequently visit
639:life imprisonment
505:life imprisonment
488:Possible suspects
262:) in a suspected
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