Six people. 32 years. One cursed beach. All vanished without a trace.

When 18-year-old Quentin "Q" Godwin hitchhiked to Piha Beach in 1992 and never came home, police called it suicide. When 25-year-old Iraena Asher disappeared after calling for help in 2004, they blamed misadventure. When Kim Bambus vanished while jogging in 2017, they cited drowning.

But locals whisper of something far more sinister stalking New Zealand's most beautiful—and deadly—coastline.

🔍 What you'll discover:

• The chilling suicide note that convinced no one
• A deathbed confession involving gang members and buried bodies
• Why expert testimony proves these weren't drownings
• The "scary encounters" other women experienced on the same trails
• Community secrets that have protected killers for decades
• Why police investigations seem designed to avoid the truth

In the remote settlement of Piha (population: 600), someone knows what happened. The question is whether they'll ever find the courage to speak.

⚠️ Content Warning: Missing persons, suspected homicide, mental health themes

💌 Got theories? Experienced something at Piha? Email us: [email protected]

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