In 1980, 12-year-old Lisa Mott vanished from Collie, Western Australia, and was never seen again.

Despite decades of rumours, dead ends, and alleged sightings of a yellow panel van, Lisa has never been found, and no one has ever been convicted.

In this episode of Exhuming the Truth, I re-examine the disappearance through criminological theory and forensic science, exploring how investigative biases and regional isolation may have shaped one of WA's most haunting cold cases.

First up we have an Urgent Active Missing Person in Perth's South, Rob Snyder last known location to be travelling east on Thomas Road in Oakford.

Please listen to the details at the beginning of the episode and share around, if you are in the area and are interested in joining the search this FRIDAY the 7th of November in OAKFORD please reach out!

On this episode of Exhuming the Truth, I examine the pitfalls of psychic intervention in missing person cases and how this interferes with real-life processes.

In Part Two of Justice for Betty Shanks, we do a quick recap on the details of the Crimeline before jumping straight into the theories that came of this historical case.

Asha jumps deep into the Queensland State Archives to find the exact timing of Betty's onboarding and offboarding of the tramcar and at what stations, as well as details of all of the eyewitnesses who saw her disembark from her travels from the Grange Terminus toward Thomas Street.

Let's bring light to solve this for Betty Shanks.