On June 28, 1975, 12-year-old Terry Floyd was standing beside the road in a small Victorian country town when a panel van pulled up beside him. When it drove away he was gone. Terry’s family never saw him again. His brother Daryl has spent the last five decades trying to find his brother, including digging in an old gold mine. In this nine-part true crime series veteran journalist and broadcaster ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Daryl Floyd, Charlie Bezzina and Dee Dee Dunleavy get together to discuss the suspicions of a couple who ran the Avoca Hotel on the day that Terry Floyd went missing. We answer listeners’ questions, including: were police deliberately turning a blind... more
Daryl Floyd, Charlie Bezzina and Dee Dee Dunleavy get together to look for progress in Terry’s case, including the news that a new police brief has been handed to the Coroner. We try to unravel some unanswered questions, including whether Terry had t... more
With the 50th anniversary of Terry Floyd’s disappearance approaching, we take stock of where the investigation stands.
Daryl Floyd’s frustration grows as he battles for answers, and seeks the crucial funding to complete the excavation of the mine t... more
A sliding doors moment in Pentridge Jail: one inmate was about to be released as one was being locked up. Daryl Floyd tracks down one of the men and tries to find out more about the conversation that he claims took place between the two.
Former Hom... more
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Host has an annoying, affected voice & delivery, otherwise story mostly delivers in terms of content
This story has moved me and will bring you to tears. Never give up Darryl.
Give this a listen it is fascinating immensely sad and the love of a brother that has never given up hope
From what I gather, Terry told his mum on the Saturday morning he was going to watch the afternoon footy match & so was expected home for dinner Saturday night. He must have planned to go camping without telling his parents.
So very sad for Daryl & his family. I can’t imagine how hard this has been to live with every single day. Hoping the family finally find answers.
Caroline
Most recent episode difficult to listen to re microphone popping, everything announcer says “S” or “T” it pops or ssssizzles. Get it right.
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The series offers a gripping exploration of a decades-old cold case involving the mysterious disappearance of 12-year-old Terry Floyd in 1975. With a focus on the relentless pursuit of answers by his brother, Daryl Floyd, listeners are drawn into the emotional turmoil and challenges faced by the family as they navigate through a tangled web of police investigations and potential suspects. Notably, the involvement of former homicide detective Charlie Bezzina adds a layer of expertise, showcasing his commitment to uncovering the truth. The podcast highlights significant themes such as justice, family resilience, and the flaws within law enforcement procedures, making it an engaging listen for true crime enthusiasts.
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