In 1911, a young Englishwoman left her homeland with her recently married husband.
Their destination was a rural station near Bingara, where work and a home awaited them. It was the chance for a fresh start that had not seemed possible in England.
Then she disappeared.
What happened after the couple arrived in the district?
Why did police begin searching for the young woman?
What did they discover that newspapers described as a gruesome tragedy?
The mystery spread far beyond Bingara. Before long, newspapers across Australia were reporting on the case.
What happened to the young woman and her hopes for a new life?
Her story is part of Bingara’s rich history, preserved in Bingara Our Town, Our People Volume 2.
Bingara Our Town Our People Volume 2 | Local History by Rodney King – Rodney's Relics
This is another remarkable story from Bingara the Gem of the New England.
Discover the complete account and many more true stories in Bingara Our Town, Our People Volume 2.
Buy Bingara Our Town, Our People Volume 2
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