In this episode we explore the second person of interest in the disappearance of Katie O'Shea.

In this episode we explore the second person of interest in the disappearance of Katie O'Shea.

What Happened To… is a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of missing people across Australia, with a focus on lesser-known cases that deserve more attention. Each episode explores a new story, helping families keep their loved one’s name in the public conversation and raising awareness in the hope that someone, somewhere, may know something. 

This series exists to support families, amplify their voices, and remind Australia that no missing person should ever be forgotten.
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Support and Information

If you have information about a missing person, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a report at crimestoppers.com.au. Reports can be made confidentially. 

For information about missing persons in Australia, visit the National Missing Persons Coordination Centre at missingpersons.gov.au. The centre is run by the Australian Federal Police and helps coordinate national awareness around missing persons cases.  

If this episode has raised distressing feelings, you can contact Lifeline 24 hours a day on 13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au.

 

What Happened To&hellip; is a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of missing people across Australia, with a focus on lesser-known cases that deserve more attention. Each episode explores a new story, helping families keep their loved one&rsquo;s name in the public conversation and raising awareness in the hope that someone, somewhere, may know something.&nbsp;
This series exists to support families, amplify their voices, and remind Australia that no missing person should ever be forgotten. If you're interested at reaching a trusted Australian audience for your business in any one of our shows, book a free call <a href="https://simple-promise.replit.app/">here&nbsp;</a>
Support and Information
If you have information about a missing person, contact&nbsp;Crime Stoppers&nbsp;on&nbsp;1800 333 000&nbsp;or submit a report at&nbsp;crimestoppers.com.au. Reports can be made confidentially.&nbsp;
For information about missing persons in Australia, visit the&nbsp;National Missing Persons Coordination Centre&nbsp;at&nbsp;missingpersons.gov.au. The centre is run by the Australian Federal Police and helps coordinate national awareness around missing persons cases. &nbsp;
If this episode has raised distressing feelings, you can contact Lifeline&nbsp;24 hours a day on&nbsp;13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au.
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What Happened To… is a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of missing people across Australia, with a focus on lesser-known cases that deserve more attention.

What Happened To…

What Happened To… is a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of missing people across Australia, with a focus on lesser-known cases that deserve more attention. Each episode explores a new story, helping families keep their loved one’s name in the public conversation and raising awareness in the hope that someone, somewhere, may know something. 

This series exists to support families, amplify their voices, and remind Australia that no missing person should ever be forgotten.



Support and Information

If you have information about a missing person, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a report at crimestoppers.com.au. Reports can be made confidentially. 

For information about missing persons in Australia, visit the National Missing Persons Coordination Centre at missingpersons.gov.au. The centre is run by the Australian Federal Police and helps coordinate national awareness around missing persons cases.  

 

If this episode has raised distressing feelings, you can contact Lifeline 24 hours a day on 13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au.

What Happened To&hellip; is a podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of missing people across Australia, with a focus on lesser-known cases that deserve more attention. Each episode explores a new story, helping families keep their loved one&rsquo;s name in the public conversation and raising awareness in the hope that someone, somewhere, may know something.&nbsp;
This series exists to support families, amplify their voices, and remind Australia that no missing person should ever be forgotten. 
Support and Information
If you have information about a missing person, contact&nbsp;Crime Stoppers&nbsp;on&nbsp;1800 333 000&nbsp;or submit a report at&nbsp;crimestoppers.com.au. Reports can be made confidentially.&nbsp;
For information about missing persons in Australia, visit the&nbsp;National Missing Persons Coordination Centre&nbsp;at&nbsp;missingpersons.gov.au. The centre is run by the Australian Federal Police and helps coordinate national awareness around missing persons cases. &nbsp;
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If this episode has raised distressing feelings, you can contact&nbsp;Lifeline&nbsp;24 hours a day on&nbsp;13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au.

Did a rapist kill my mum?

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Days after the inquest into Des Carr’s disappearance, a message arrives from a stranger named Robert.

Robert says he knew Des in the Kimberley—and is adamant that sometime after Des vanished in 1979, he bumped into him on a Perth street.

But when Robert called out his name, the man he believes was Des denied knowing him and claimed he had never even been to the Kimberley.

Then another extraordinary story emerges. Years after Des disappeared, a member of his own family remembers seeing a man in a Perth pub who she was convinced was her missing uncle.

Could Des have survived? Were both sightings simply cases of mistaken identity? Or does this completely change what we thought we knew about his disappearance?

Police are now looking into Robert’s account.

Days after the inquest into Des Carr&rsquo;s disappearance, a message arrives from a stranger named Robert.
Robert says he knew Des in the Kimberley&mdash;and is adamant that sometime after Des vanished in 1979, he bumped into him on a Perth street.
But when Robert called out his name, the man he believes was Des denied knowing him and claimed he had never even been to the Kimberley.
Then another extraordinary story emerges. Years after Des disappeared, a member of his own family remembers seeing a man in a Perth pub who she was convinced was her missing uncle.
Could Des have survived? Were both sightings simply cases of mistaken identity? Or does this completely change what we thought we knew about his disappearance?
Police are now looking into Robert&rsquo;s account.

I Saw Him After He Disappeared

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For more than 40 years, Pam and her daughter Jodie have carried their own theory about what happened to Des Carr that he never simply wandered away, and that his disappearance may have involved foul play.

They share memories of Des, the days after he vanished, and why they believe the answer could still lie somewhere along the remote roads of the Kimberley.

Then, just as Jodie hopes someone might hear the podcast and finally break their silence, a message arrives.

A man named Robert says he knew Des and claims he saw him again after he disappeared.

For more than 40 years, Pam and her daughter Jodie have carried their own theory about what happened to Des Carr that he never simply wandered away, and that his disappearance may have involved foul play.
They share memories of Des, the days after he vanished, and why they believe the answer could still lie somewhere along the remote roads of the Kimberley.
Then, just as Jodie hopes someone might hear the podcast and finally break their silence, a message arrives.
A man named Robert says he knew Des and claims he saw him again after he disappeared.

Someone Knew Something

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More than four decades after Des Carr vanished from a road roller in the remote WA outback, a coronial inquest finally examines what may have happened. A mysterious fire, new witness evidence, and an acknowledgement that police could have done more raise fresh questions and just when the family thinks the case is over, a confronting new theory emerges.

More than four decades after Des Carr vanished from a road roller in the remote WA outback, a coronial inquest finally examines what may have happened. A mysterious fire, new witness evidence, and an acknowledgement that police could have done more raise fresh questions and just when the family thinks the case is over, a confronting new theory emerges.

New Clues in the Disappearance of Des Carr

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Did a rapist kill my mum?

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