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Episode Eleven: Tara Calico

Tara Calico went out for her usual bike ride on September 28 1988 in Belen, New Mexico. She took her mother's bike and said if she wasn't home by 12pm to come and get her.

Noon came and went without Tara's return. Her mother went out to get her and found her broken Sony Walkman and cassette tape instead. Neither Tara or her mother's bike was ever seen again.

At least until June 15 1989, when a disturbing polaraid photo was left in a parking lot in Florida....

What happened to Tara Calico? And is Tara the girl in the photograph?

Some of our research

The Charley Project profile
The Story
The New Photos

Episode Nine: William Tyrrell

William Tyrrell, his older sister and their parents left their home in suburban Sydney to visit his grandmother in Kendall. This was a surprise visit and one the children were excited about.

The following morning, Friday September 12 2014, William was playing chasings with his sister while his mother and grandmother watched. At 10.30am, William rounds this corner of the home, roaring like a lion. He has not been seen since.

What happened to William?

Some of our research
Where's William website
Persons of Interest
TV interview

Episode Two: The Missing Beaumont Children

 

On January 26 1966, Jane, Arnna, and Grant Beaumont left their home to celebrate Australia Day with a day at Glenelg beach. When the children didn’t return two hours later as promised, their mother assumed that the children either missed the bus or decided to walk home. When they hadn’t returned home by nightfall, Nancy and Jim Beaumont reported the children missing to the police. Though many witnesses reported seeing the children that day, no evidence was ever found to explain what happened to them.

Where did they go? Who was responsible?

Some of our research

The overview
The story
The suspects