THE CASE NO-ONE WANTS TO SOLVE
Dec 30, 2019
2 minutes
By John Burfitt
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Numbers play a significant role in the heartbreaking tale of Cheryl Grimmer, the little girl abducted from a NSW beach in 1970 and never seen again.
Three was her age when she was snatched from Wollongong’s Fairy Meadow Beach on January 12, 1970, leaving behind her shattered family who never knew what happened to her.
Ninety is the number of seconds Cheryl
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