Georgia Hardstark
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2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Feb 2025
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It's a terrible, it's a terrible trope.
Or like these character, these female characters that are made to service the males. Yeah.
Anyways, this is not a movie podcast. This is not that movie podcast or any movie podcast. And then this week on That's Messed Up, an SVU podcast, Cara and Lisa cover an episode from season five entitled Manic. Hey.
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So this year, we are dedicating the money from the black and white MFM logo pin to World Central Kitchen, Of course, founded in 2010 by Chef Jose Andres, World Central Kitchen is the first to the front lines providing meals in response to humanitarian, climate, and community crises.
To donate or learn about other ways you can help World Central Kitchen, go to their website, wck.org. We're really excited to support them. It's like, you know, such an incredible cause.
When you're buying your here's the thing, fuck everyone mug, throw in a black and white pin. Get a pin going. Hey, put it on your leather jacket. Okay, this is one I'm excited to do. It's a big one. And it's really interesting. You know how when we go on tour, we go to a city and on stage, before we tell a story, we would be like, Clearwater, Florida, what are you doing?
Admonish them because they have so many fucking murders to choose from. Oh, yeah. Okay. Well, if we ever go to this place, we're going to admonish them. Because this takes place in Adelaide, Australia. Oh, oh. Is it in Adelaide, Texas? I think so. Yeah. Because Australia can go head to head with the U.S. when it comes to terrifying murdered and disappeared children, unfortunately.
There's the Mr. Cruel abductions and murder that I covered in episode 124. Of course, the Beaumont children, which I'll mention later. And then there's this one. This is a haunting 50-year-old unsolved case about two children in Australia who were abducted from a sports stadium.
This is the story of the Adelaide Oval Abductions, which I hadn't heard of, but I think everyone in Australia knows about. I haven't heard of it either.
Yeah. But there's a lot of suspects. Okay. Okay? And, like, a lot of other cold cases that, like... Link them.
Okay. I originally found this on the Crime Stoppers South Australia website. The main source I use for the story is episode 163 of the Australian true crime podcast that we all know and love, Casefile. Casefile. First of all, did the Casefile host ever come forward and be like, it's me? Nope. Still anonymous as far as I know. That's so Australian and cool. So cool.
Like, I don't want all the accolades. And meanwhile, we're like, Put us in the magazine. I've never said those words.
Times Square has seen us a few times. And that's like not on us, you know.
It's very serious. Yeah, definitely. And the rest of the sources can be found in the show notes. So Adelaide is South Australia's capital. It's known by some to be a beautiful coastal cosmopolitan town with a small town feel.
And it's also known by other people, including a lot of murderinos who emailed us about this case as the murder capital of Australia or the serial killer capital of Australia. Like lots of dark shit has happened here. Yeah. So here we are. It's August 25th, 1973.
And we're at a sports stadium called the Adelaide Oval for an Australian football match between the North Adelaide Roosters and the Norwood... You want to guess what they're called? Huckleberries. Huckleberries. No, that's not right, but the Norwood Redlegs would also have been hilarious, but true. Oh. The Redlegs. Yeah.
So, we're not going to get into it, but Australian football is also known as footy. It looks similar to rugby slash American football. There's just... Who cares?
Okay, fine. Then the rules are different. It's played on an oval-shaped field similar to a cricket field, which means nothing to me. It's a smallish stadium. It looks like a college football stadium. So, like... Yeah, exactly. And it's the 1970s. So most of the space is standing room only. So spectators arrive early and they don't give up their spots like you would at a parade.
Like even if you go to the bathroom, you're going to lose your spot. So they get there early and they stick where they're at.
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