The Curse of Two Beenhams
Could two Beenham murders share one killer?
4.7 (23)
45 mins
Explore the dark story behind two murders connected to Beenham and the devastating violence surrounding them. Discover the hidden evidence, disturbing confessions, and decades-long investigation that kept the truth buried. Learn about the families, investigators, and witnesses who refused to let the victims be forgotten.
Ep 1:
Two Villages, One Cursed Name
Two unconnected places named Beenham, fifty years apart, are torn apart by predators who thought they'd gotten away with it—and investigations that nearly let them.
Ep 2:
The Nanny, the Girls, and the Broken Blade
A young nanny's walk home ends in tragedy, and months later two nine-year-old best friends vanish at a gravel pit, drawing a killer's circle terrifyingly closer to home.
Ep 3:
A Mother's Ultimatum on Beenham Valley Road
In Queensland, a young mother's love for a dangerously violent man pulls her from her children and into a shed of horrors—until one final, unthinkable night on Beenham Valley Road.
Ep 4:
105 Bruises and Seven Years of Fighting
After police dismiss the obvious suspect, a grieving mother, a scrappy podcast, and a trail of hidden witnesses fight for seven years to expose the truth behind Kirra's death.
Discussions (5)
Renny
Level 7 · 1 week agoPaul MacDonald having over 70 domestic violence convictions before Kirra's death and still walking free initially is unfortunately accurate. The systemic failure to act on repeat offenders in DV cases is well documented across Australia.
Raymond
Level 6 · 1 week agoThe blood type test clearing Burgess wasn't a failure of the investigation, it was the limit of the science. You can't fault 1966 cops for not having DNA tech.
Charles
Level 9 · 1 week agoPaul literally confessed to Sally in detail and still walked free. How does that happen with 70+ DV convictions.
