Episode Details

This episode details the major breakthrough in the cold case of Susan Goodwin, a 39-year-old woman who vanished from her Port Lincoln home in 2002. After more than two decades, investigators used ground-penetrating radar to discover human remains buried in a local backyard adjacent to her former residence. Consequently, police arrested and charged 64-year-old John Mislov with her murder, bringing a long-awaited development to a mystery that had gripped the community for years. The source highlights the evolution of forensic technology and the persistent efforts of South Australian detectives in seeking justice for historical crimes. It further reflects on the profound emotional impact the resolution has had on Goodwin’s surviving family and the tight-knit coastal town. Finally, the account serves as a testament to the fact that law enforcement continues to pursue the truth regardless of how much time has passed since a crime occurred.

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