The Dead Life with Allison DuBois

Who was the man last seen with the Beaumont children—and why did three cautious young children appear so comfortable with him?
In Part Two, Allison and Sophia DuBois explore the possibility that Jane, Ana and Grant believed the man was someone they could trust. Allison shares the impressions she received while working the case, including a possible connection to the children’s father and the military, and a vision of the children being driven away from Glenelg Beach as Jane begins to realize something is wrong.
They also examine other suspects, questionable witness accounts, missed investigative opportunities, and the frustrating lack of physical evidence in a case that has haunted Australia for six decades.

Who was the man last seen with the Beaumont children—and why did three cautious young children appear so comfortable with him?
In Part Two, Allison and Sophia DuBois explore the possibility that Jane, Ana and Grant believed the man was someone they could trust. Allison shares the impressions she received while working the case, including a possible connection to the children’s father and the military, and a vision of the children being driven away from Glenelg Beach as Jane begins to realize something is wrong.
They also examine other suspects, questionable witness accounts, missed investigative opportunities, and the frustrating lack of physical evidence in a case that has haunted Australia for six decades.
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On Australia Day 1966, nine-year-old Jane Beaumont and her younger siblings, Ana and Grant, went to Adelaide’s crowded Glenelg Beach—and never came home.
Witnesses saw the children laughing and playing with a sandy-haired man. They bought food with money their mother hadn’t given them. And days before they disappeared, Ana had told her mother that Jane had a “boyfriend.”
In Part One of our investigation into one of Australia’s most haunting unsolved cases, Allison and Sophia DuBois examine the children’s final known movements, the mysterious man seen with them, the controversial case against Harry Phipps, and the evidence investigators may have missed.
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Original episode aired on May 25th, 2023.
Today on The Dead Life I want to talk about the scary part of LIFE, dying. Why are we afraid to die? Is it because it's the unknown? Is it because it's one of the rare times in life that we're forced to go it alone?
Today's guest is Lynn Principe. She's a Death Doula, she helps people to transition from this life to the next. She knows better than most people what dying looks like. Today, we're going to hear her experiences and some of you may find a personal calling to become a Death Doula, she'll tell you how you can become a “crossing guard for the dying.

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Can a dream be more than just a dream? Can a perfectly timed song, an unexpected dance or even a mischievous moment at home be a message from someone we have lost?
In this call-in episode, Allison and Sophia hear remarkable stories of signs from the other side. A grieving daughter-in-law receives the goodbye she never had, a father finds a way to give his daughter the dance she always wanted, an estranged mother returns with a healing embrace, and a musician reaches his wife through a song that could not have been more personal.
Allison explains how to recognize a true dream visitation, why our loved ones often appear younger after death, and how forgiveness can open the door to healing and connection. She also shares a simple bedtime practice for those hoping to receive a visit of their own.
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