In this latest episode, fresh information comes to us with a witness statement from Eden's two sisters about what they saw on the day they laid Eden to rest. 
This disturbing new information lends itself to reenforcing everything we have heard in the podcast over the last 19 episodes. 

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In this episode, we talk with a woman whose sister passed away in St. Helens a year before Eden died.

She questions the handling of her sister's case and has gone to great lengths to uncover some striking similarities between her sister's investigations and Eden's.

Also in this episode, the Tasmanian government announces a proposed change to legislation, which has victim, survivors angry and upset. 

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It's been a while since our last episode, but we are far from finished with the story of Eden Westbrook and her family's search for the truth about what happened to their little girl.

In this episode, we hear more about the teacher that has been referenced in previous episodes, including someone who has worked with him who comes forward to tell us their story.  We look at the possible links from the commission of enquiry and some of the allegations we have heard in this podcast.

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Robert Dickie went missing from his farm just outside of Dubbo, NSW, in 2016.

Bob's family always believed something bad happened to him, and then in April 2020, a woman was arrested for his murder.

Almost 4 years later, after an 8-week trial and revelations that shocked the family,the judge delivers his verdict.

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In this episode, we get a tip from another listener about some of the people that are on Eden’s social media. Are they who they say?

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As more information comes in about some of the allegations across the last 16 episodes, we start to try to piece everything together.
In this episode, a former friend of Paul Reynolds makes contact, and a new anonymous person comes forward with information that could help.

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In this catch-up episode, we run through the past 16 episodes and what's happened so far.

If you are a new listener to the podcast, this is the perfect place to start 

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In this episode, Eden’s sister Hunter's moving tribute, We hear from a new witness who recounts a disturbing encounter with a police officer, and we think we have cracked a vital piece of information about the night Eden went missing.

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In this episode, we speak to more witnesses with new information about Eden, plus a new investigation gets commissioned into Paul Reynolds, and we access Eden’s social media and find some shocking new information.

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**Content Warning**

This podcast contains details of alleged child abuse, grooming, and exploitation. Listener discretion is advised.

We have received an email that led us to talk to a new person who might help us find the answers we have been looking for. In this episode, we also have more details about Senior Seargent Paul Reynolds and the outcome of a commision of enquiry into child abuse in government institutions and schools in Tasmania, plus we put some questions to the girl we are calling Kate.

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