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12-year-old Sunshine Coast schoolgirl Sian Kingi was looking forward to her friend’s upcoming birthday party. She joined her mother at the shops in Noosa Heads to buy fabric for a new outfit and then rode her usual bike route home.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Eileen Ormsby - writing, research

Mike Migas - production, scoring

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - additional scoring

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Katharine

What’s the difference between this version and the one previous?

Ben Barnes

I believe its the way they referenced Valmae Beck in certain ways.

Katharine

Good. It’ll be better with those bits edited. Or at least do the same to the other creep.

Rebecca Hahner

Thanks for editing this, it's really refreshing to find to a true crime podcast where the creators are receptive to feedback!

Karaoke LEGEND Cosmo Blues

I appreciate that they tried to get it out so early but that quality was important enough to delay it a day to make it right 😉

Rebecca Hahner

I listened to it again, I think this version is much better and in keeping with all your other episodes.

Carmel O'Dwyer

I really admire how casefile keep a lid on their personal views. It’s really important and a big responsibility placed upon the media when dealing with emotive cases. Another great episode !

Mariya Cassin

Another awesome episode. Special shout-out to Eileen Ormsby. My hi and I just finished her Dark Web book.

Mariya Cassin

Oops, meant to say my husband and I

Ree Jones

Great episode guys! Sad and haunting case. I always get sad wondering what these victims could have done with their lives if not cruelly taken. Sian seemed so vibrant and full of life, utter sickening tragedy.

Eddie M.

three episodes in a row with children/minors being sexually assaulted and murdered. jeez guys, can you mix it up a bit...these are tough to listen to as it is

Eddie M.

what did they edit out?

Eddie M.

what was edited out?

Maya George

I thought similarly, Stephanie. I wasn’t going to say anything. I thought, it’s probably to help set up the part of the story when they were discussing her insecurities and the role they played in her actions. But that can be done without editorialising and judgement. One of the reasons I love Casefile so much is because it veers away from editorialising, judgement and quite frankly, unnecessary information. So why start now doing that now?? Just something to consider :)

Maya George

Agreed. The update is so much better :)

Selina Beltran

This podcast is literally about crimes. Also they do add a content warning so it's up to the listener to decide to continue or not.