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When a Holden belonging to Glenroy man Elmer Crawford was found at the bottom of the Loch Ard Gorge in July 1970, immediate concerns were raised for the safety of Elmer, his wife Theresa and their three children, Katherine, James and Karen. But when rescue workers gained access to the vehicle, the true extent of the mystery really unfolded.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Vikki Petraitis - research, writing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

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Paddy Murphy

Whenever a "Holden" is mentioned at the start of the episode you know it's going to be a gud'un!

Jackson

Oh bother, I already listened to this case being covered by True Blue podcast! However, I am sure Casefile will do a terrific job, as usual. Edit: Just listened and unsurprisingly Casefile has done an exceptional job of outlining the facts of this one.

Bob Trenwith

Your voice sounds smoother and softer than usual. Is it just me or have you tried to make a change?

Kristin Røe

Is June 30th really several days before July 1st?

Abby

Disturbing case 😔 I hate that he got away with it

Wendy Greenfield

I can’t hear “Holden” without thinking of crime.

Taryn-Lee Biggar

Thought so too, something's different. The way he sounds, feels more authentic.

Brock

Holden + Vikki Petraitis = great listening!

Courtney Mackey

The “unsolved” cases or cases without justice always bring me to tears. Those poor children.

Renae Bartlett

Sometimes I have days that feel like several days lol

zoe

I've never heard of this case before, and there's a lot of detail in there. Thanks Casefile!

B-randy D

Okay, American here, is the tip what we call the dump? Or a transfer station for rubbish.

Sammy

Yes it is 😊

Sammy

A very sad and interesting case, never heard of it before now. Thank you for covering! Makes you wonder where he's been all these years and if anyone ever had a suspicion.

Mr Chips

This is one of the most evil cases of family annihilation I’ve ever heard...