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In this conclusive video, we review the facts and details gathered throughout our series no the Beaumont children to determine what happened to the children and which suspect is the most likely culprit. This video is purely speculative and contains no new information not discussed in our previous videos on the topic. Comment your thoughts if you agree or disagree with our evaluation.

Harry Phipps was identified as a possible suspect in the 2013 book The Satin Man: Uncovering the Mystery of the Missing Beaumont Children by Allan Whiticker and Stuart Mullins. However, his place as a suspect is controversial. This is the story of Harry Phipps. The video is dedicated to his (potential) victims.

Anthony Allan Munro fled to Siem Reap, Cambodia when he realized the Australian government may have been catching on to his dark secrets. His former associate, Max McIntyre, told reporters that the man they needed in connection to the Beaumont case was hiding in southeast Asia, and a bounty hunter began his pursuit of the former Australian. This is the story of Anthony Allan Munro. Our thoughts and prayers remain with his victims. Note: we say the wrong name throughout this video. Mistakenly, we refer to the suspect as "Allan Anthony Munro."

Derek Ernest Percy abducted and murdered Yvonne Tuohy from a Melbourne beach in 1969. Years later, after detectives interviewed him and tracked his whereabouts, authorities determined that he could be the most notorious child killer in Australian history. This is the story of Derek Ernest Percy and his potential involvement in the Beaumont children's disappearance.

James Ryan O'Neill murdered two children in Tasmania in 1975. After interviewing with a detective over 20 years later, the extent of his criminal behavior proved to extend far beyond what he was charged with.

Arthur Stanley Brown is the presumed murderer of the Mackay Sisters, among other victims. Unable to stand trial, he was able to avoid prosecution; however, many consider him to be a prime suspect in the Beaumont disappearance. This is the story of Arthur Stanley Brown, the "innocent" monster. Viewer discretion is advised.

The Beaumont children disappeared from Glenelg Beach in Adelaide, South Australlia on January 26th, 1966. They were never seen again. This video is the first in a series on the disappearance and the associated suspects. Wherever they are, and whatever happened to them, may Jane, Arnna, and Grant rest in peace.