Searching for Sarah MacDiarmid

When the Melbourne lockdown is over, Vikki finally gets to take a closer look at the retarding basin.

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When a missing person isn’t found, it forever haunts those left behind.

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When Kananook local, Steve, was a teenager, he tripped over a bag buried in mud that could hold a vital clue.

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Three years after Sarah went missing, the Frankston serial killer took the lives of three young women. Is there a connection to Sarah?

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Jodi Jones had killed before. In the days after Sarah MacDiarmid vanished, she began telling people she was responsible.

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After calling for help from the public, the police begin to piece together Sarah’s movements on the night she disappeared.

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When Sarah’s worried family report her missing, police find blood near her car in the station carpark. The search for her begins.

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On Wednesday, 11 July 1990, Sarah played tennis with some friends after work, then caught the train home to the Kananook railway station. She never makes it home.

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In 1990, Sarah MacDiarmid was a young woman starting out in life. She had a good job. She was making new friends after her family moved from Scotland to Melbourne.

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