TONIGHT 9PM | It remains to this day the most infamous cold case in the country’s history. On Australia Day 1966, nine-year-old Jane Beaumont, her sister Arnna, seven, and brother Grant, four, left their home in Adelaide’s Somerton Park for the short bus ride to Glenelg beach. They were due back early that afternoon. But they have never come home. Despite a massive search and investigation, not one shred of evidence was found to tell of their fate. Now, in what criminal experts and former police

As a new, privately-funded dig begins for the Beaumont children, organisers have detailed their plans and revealed a link between key suspect Harry Phipps and the family. Independent MP Frank Pangallo has revealed a person close to the Beaumont family alerted him just a week ago that Phipps’ niece married a cousin of Jim Beaumont, the children’s father, in the years following their disappearance. More: https://7news.link/3EQgnMH #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide

The family of a key suspect in the Beaumont children disappearance have broken their silence, slamming claims linking them to the latest search at North Plympton. Harry Phipps' niece has accused the team behind the dig at the old Castalloy site of a smear campaign. Download the 7NEWS app: https://7news.link/7NEWSapp #7NEWS | 7NEWS Adelaide