Show Notes
In our first-ever Sleepers forum episode, the public steps forward, and the ripple effect is undeniable. From firsthand memories of the Adelaide parklands to lost police reports, overlooked sightings, and new connections to persons of interest, this is the episode where long-held silence begins to crack. You’ll hear directly from listeners, ordinary people with extraordinary insight, who may hold the missing pieces that were never pursued, never filed, and never followed up on. As new witness names surface and old suspicions are re-examined, the question becomes unavoidable: Were we told the whole story in 1973? Or were key voices left out? The Sleepers are waking. It's time to rise - #fightlikejo
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