Case 152, Cindy and Mona Lisa Smith
1. Cindy and Mona Lisa Smith (image credit: Adam Taylor / The Australian)
2. Cindy Smith (image credit: Adam Taylor / The Australian)
3. Mona Lisa Smith (image credit: Adam Taylor / The Australian)
4. Alexander Grant’s 1985 Toyota Hilux after the crash
5. Fiona Smith holding a photograph of her sister, Mona Lisa Smith, near the crash site. (Image credit: Adam Taylor / The Australian)
Comments (9)
Heartbreaking ❤️ They were only babies
Yes. I can't help crying over this one.
Oh that’s horrible but unfortunately australia has a horrendous history of killing Aboriginal children and no one paying for it
A good and accurate comment. One of my son's works in Remote Aboruginal Communities. The one he is at now is struggling to find money for a truck and trailer to collect goids for their supermarket from 70kms away.So they have to pay $250 a week for dwlivwry and that puts the orice of food up. plus needing money for new refrigeration for the Community Store's cold food storage. This Aboriginal community is almost in the middle of Australia, is desperately poor and the temperature reaches 49c (over 100f) in Summer. No tourism, no mining royalties eyc, and no jobs in the nearest town either. I am proud of what my son is doing but I know first-hand the neglect of these communities by governments holding the purse strings
Such a well written episode. Love that you released it with the family’s permission!
Is there audio? I can't listen to it. Am I on the wrong tier?
Hi Celine, this is case 152. It was released everywhere on the weekend. It should be the latest episode you see from Casefile, on whatever app/player you listen on.
Poor girls 💔
Heartbreaking 😥