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February 13, 2021

Case 166: The Family

Considering herself a bit of a psychic, Judy Barnes sensed something was wrong. Her teenage son, Alan, had failed to return home on Sunday, June 17 1979, following a night out with friends.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Jessica Forsayeth - research, writing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, scoring

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - scoring

Comments (26)

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Mine du Plessis · February 27, 2021

Von Einem will never name his accomplices, which is so gross and infuriating. His photo scares me, and to be honest, i think he did more than what he was ever accused of.

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Storme · February 26, 2021

Such awful crimes, it’s infuriating nAmes are suppressed.

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Jamie Yardley · February 20, 2021

Dear God! Like GSK casefile has exposed the unsolved . Dna?

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Roxanne · February 19, 2021

I think it's about time that the names of those surpressed under order be revealed, do these young men not deserve for all the people involved in the family be brought to justice for what they did. Yes they may be high profile members of the public here in south Australia, but it's been 40 plus years time to name these people now

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So Real · February 19, 2021

Question... are the graphic details discussed throughout the ep? I got through 20 min or so, but had to stop. And hate myself for it. Episodes like this make me feel guilty for loving true crime, but having the option to hit pause from my own comfortable safety, when the victims and their families obviously did not. (Prob doesn’t make sense. Sorry.)

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Casefile · February 19, 2021

Hi So Real, yes there are graphic details throughout the duration of the episode.

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Chantelle · February 18, 2021

Why do these killers always drive Holdens??

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So Real · February 17, 2021

I know there was an extra disclaimer at the beginning of this ep, but holy sh*t. The mutilation is horrific. My heart breaks for the victims and their loved ones.

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Maya George · February 14, 2021

Why did I think this was going to be about a cult?? It was such a good episode but full on. I’d never heard of this case before!

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Jessie · February 15, 2021

Did the same thing! It was not about Manson and I was surprised but loved it.

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Michelle Gray · February 14, 2021

Great episode. Love when you do Australian cases.

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Kate King · February 14, 2021

Can’t believe I had never heard of these cases! Do you reckon the GP was still involved? The laparotomy to remove the bottle and then to suture it back up 🤷🏼‍♀️ and the prison doctors prescribing erectile dysfunction medication wow Wow wow!

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Hamish Freeman · February 14, 2021

This one is pretty close to home. The perpetrator's brother was one of my school teachers.

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RhysHole · February 14, 2021

I was sure this case had been done before. Must be thinking of another podcast.

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AR · February 14, 2021

Me, having listened to too much Casefile: *I* could have told you that car was a Holden 😂 it's ALWAYS a Holden 😂

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Chantelle · February 18, 2021

Was thinking that exactly!!

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Jennifer Stark · February 14, 2021

This one shook me to the core.

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Rosie Overell · February 13, 2021

Great ep - definitely more to this case than just one man

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Amber · February 13, 2021

This case is so sad. I remember seeing it on Crime Investigation Australia. Excellent job, as always, Casefile team.

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Rebekah · February 13, 2021

Well I learned that I have been saying Adidas wrong! Thanks! And great episode!! I want to read that book now.

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Bob Trenwith · February 14, 2021

I reckon the pronunciation of Adidas has changed backwards and forwards at least three times in my life.

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Bob Trenwith · February 13, 2021

So von Einem lived in Paradise? Could he possibly be the Zodiac Killer? I can't find any information about his life before 1972 - could he have live in the US?

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Hamish Freeman · February 14, 2021

Paradise is a suburb of Adelaide, Australia

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Bob Trenwith · February 13, 2021

An error at the 21 minute mark: You said Millhouse was arrested in January 1979 for a murder that was committed in August 1979.

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Casefile · February 14, 2021

Thank you Bob, we have now fixed that up. Much appreciated.

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Jodes · February 13, 2021

Boom!