Meni Caroutas: Why I started The Missing podcast
Meni Caroutas has revealed the motivation behind the hit true crime podcast The Missing Australia, which shines a light on unsolved cases.
The Missing Australia
Without a trace: More than 70 Victorians missing
Samantha Murphy’s case has gripped Victoria, but sadly hers is not the only one. Read more about Victorians who remain unaccounted for.
Chilling similarities in stalking, missing cases
In the first episode of The Missing Australia podcast, a shocking stalking case is revealed that closely resembles the Gordana Kotevski abduction that followed months later. Listen here.
How you can help solve a cold case
Fear and deeply buried memories can lead to crimes remaining unsolved for decades – but it’s never too late to come forward and potentially help crack these cold cases.
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How every Aussie can help solve these mysteries
Hundreds of people’s remains are unidentified in Australia and unable to be returned to loved ones, but police believe the answers are closer than we realise.
Shock identity of man sent baby’s body in the post
This package contained something so horrific it made Australian criminal history – and now an ex-cop believes he knows who the grisly surprise was meant for. Listen to the podcast.
‘Frightened me’: Why I desperately want to find Debbie
Debbie Ashby may have disappeared over 36 years ago, but her memory lives on, and it drives me. I can’t forget her, writes former police officer Meni Caroutas.
Have you seen them? Shocking cases of lost Aussie kids
Dozens of Australian children disappeared and left their families in agony not knowing what happened. These are the faces cops hope someone will recognise.
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