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On the night of Thursday, February 10 1966, the Civic Centre was hosting a rock ‘n’ roll concert dubbed ‘The Mod Spectacular’. A range of popular music acts were billed for the event, drawing in a crowd of 1500 local and regional teenagers, including 16-year-old Abina Margaret Madill.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Milly Raso - research, writing, creative direction

Erin Munro - research, writing

Mike Migas - production, scoring

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - additional scoring

A special thank you to Louise Raso and Andrew Rule for their assistance in the creation of this episode.

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Maya George

What the heck?! So early in the week! Thank you guys so much :)

Brenda Wells

Yet another amazing episode. Thanks, Casefile!

Candice Williams

Best start to a Tuesday morning EVER!! (Perth, Western Australia) Thanks Casey n Co.

Storme

What a tragic story! Thanks for referring to the women as survivors instead of victims, that was awesome.

Brenda Wells

I definitely noticed Casefile doing this, as well as generally not naming the cases after the perpetrator when they can. Very cool.

Mine du Plessis

I hadn't heard of this case. Very well done team

Storme

So true Brenda, they are the best.

Bob Trenwith

Are there any plans to do a full episode on Eloise Worledge?

Luke Fewings

I love that someone was thoughtful enough to give the perpetrator a derogatory nickname. Every time the anonymous host said "Mr Stinky" it was like taking something away from his character. Another great episode, thankyou.

Carmel O'Dwyer

I was of the same ilk re the victim/survivor word use. I like the way survivor empowers people that fall victim to anything but now I’m swayed back to including the use of the word victim...because they are...well victims. Let’s call it as is it. Survivor is so final, that once you are breathing after an assault you’re over it...you’ve survived so get on with life. Many people know that surviving an assault may take forever and some never really survive at all! Great episode casefile.

alan roosen

Maybe it’s just me, but I found the start of this episode extremely confusing with so many names dropped all at once while also quickly going back and forth between who’s perspective/story is being told. I’ve had to restart and relisten a few times now so that ik