10 minute true crime by Unseen Media Group

London: 1953

May the 30th 2005: Aruba.

Australia day 1966: Adelaide, South Australia. People flocked to Glenelg beach to enjoy the hot weather and the holiday atmosphere. 9 year old Jane Beaumont, 7 year old Arnna Beaumont and 4 year old Grant Beaumont were looking forward to spending the day there. Glenelg beach would become the location for one of the most infamous disappearances in Australia but also the world.

On November the 24th 1971, a man dressed smartly in a suit boarded a NorthWest Orient airlines plane in Portland in Oregon. Little did anyone know that this man would go to hijack the plane and make off with $200 000. This is the story of DB Cooper.

April the 19th 1995: Oklahoma city.

On the 7th September 1998 the world woke up to the news that a doctor in Hyde in Greater Manchester had been arrested for killing his own patients. It would later be revealed that he could have been responsible for the murders of at least 218 people over the several decades that he was practicing medicine. The question was who was Dr Harold Shipman and how had he managed to get away with these murders for all those years?

On Wednesday the 7th of August 1963, a travelling post office train set off from Glasgow in Scotland and made its way down to London Euston station. The mail was sorted en route and this train contained a high value package coach with a significant amount of money on board that needed to be sorted. The train would never make it to London as not far from its destination one of the biggest robberies in UK history took place.

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