It’s been 52 years since Jane, nine, Arnna, seven, and Grant, four, were last seen at Adelaide’s Glenelg Beach. It’s been assumed since then that the children were abducted and murdered, with a man seen playing with them the main suspect. <\/p>\n
Seven News<\/em><\/a> has been investigating a potential burial site at a former factory in Plympton, near Glenelg. It had previously been investigated, but authorities said it was the wrong spot. <\/p>\n Two weeks ago, another site was checked using new technology and a large area of disturbed area was found. Measuring one metre wide, two metres long and two metres deep, it’s potentially the size of a grave and has become a crime scene. <\/p>\n\n An area of disturbed earth measuring two metres long and two metres deep on a factory site in Adelaide could be a possible grave site used to bury the bodies of the three Beaumont children, who disappeared more than five decades ago. https:\/\/t.co\/cfWIgh3L5S<\/a> #7News<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/qTGT6GuNc3<\/a><\/p>— 7 News Sydney (@7NewsSydney) January 22, 2018<\/a><\/blockquote>
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