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Christine Mary Sharrock

Christine Mary Sharrock

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Oct 23, 2026

LindaHOST
3:19
Marianne Schmidt is born in Germany in 1949.
LindaHOST
3:24
Christine Sharrock grows up in Sydney.
LindaHOST
3:27
In 1953, when she's only four, her dad dies.
LindaHOST
3:32
Her grandparents, Jim and Jeanette Tague, become a big part of her childhood.

43 MINS LATER

LindaHOST
47:06
Let the police assess where it belongs.
LindaHOST
47:11
For everyone else, the least we can do is keep the girls in the story as people.
LindaHOST
47:19
Christine Sharrock.
LindaHOST
47:21
Marianne Schmidt.
Camille BianchiHOST
37:13
I spoke with a relative of an inmate who was there with Millard in the mid-60s, and they recalled people on parole and first-time offenders and young men going there and basically working on the farm, but they said people could come and go, a bit like an honour system.
Camille BianchiHOST
37:30
While Millard was in custody, on 11 January 1965, Christine Sharrock and Marianna Schmidt were killed in the sand dunes at Wanda Beach in Sydney's south.
Camille BianchiHOST
37:41
This is the police speaking in a Channel 10 TV report from years later.
speaker_20SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:47
There were some 5,000 suspects interviewed.

9 MINS LATER

Camille BianchiHOST
46:55
Her body was found in scrub south of Sydney, Illawarra Road, Menai.
Camille BianchiHOST
47:01
Coincidentally or otherwise, it's where journalists Les Kennedy and Mark Whitaker noted that the Millard brothers and their friends would race cars, the old Illawarra Road Menai.
Camille BianchiHOST
47:13
Detectives then and now believe those murders were linked and also connected to the murders of Christine Sharrock and Mariana Schmidt at Wanda Beach the year before.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:23
Police investigating the murder of Anna Dowling-Coah were anxious tonight to interview the man with whom she went to keep an appointment last month.
CamilleHOST
47:07
In 1966, we know there was a mention of the body of Anna Dowling-Cower being found in the same week and with reportedly the same hallmarks of murder as a woman called Wilhelmina Kruger in Wollongong.
CamilleHOST
47:20
Investigators at the time even linked these two murders to the Wanda Beach killings of Mariana Schmidt and Christine Sharrock in 1965.
CamilleHOST
47:29
An article in the 60s called these the Jack the Ripper killings, quoting police saying they are likely linked.
CamilleHOST
47:37
But one of the women whose lives was taken from her, Anna Dalinkoa, was found dead south of Sydney.
speaker_0HOST
37:13
I spoke with a relative of an inmate who was there with Millard in the mid-60s, and they recalled people on parole and first-time offenders and young men going there and basically working on the farm, but they said people could come and go, a bit like an honour system.
speaker_0HOST
37:30
While Millard was in custody, on 11 January 1965, Christine Sharrock and Marianna Schmidt were killed in the sand dunes at Wanda Beach in Sydney's south.
speaker_0HOST
37:41
This is the police speaking in a Channel 10 TV report from years later.
speaker_20SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:47
There were some 5,000 suspects interviewed.

9 MINS LATER

speaker_0HOST
46:55
Her body was found in scrub south of Sydney, Illawarra Road, Menai.
speaker_0HOST
47:01
Coincidentally or otherwise, it's where journalists Les Kennedy and Mark Whitaker noted that the Millard brothers and their friends would race cars, the old Illawarra Road Menai.
speaker_0HOST
47:13
Detectives then and now believe those murders were linked and also connected to the murders of Christine Sharrock and Mariana Schmidt at Wanda Beach the year before.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:23
Police investigating the murder of Anna Dowling-Coah were anxious tonight to interview the man with whom she went to keep an appointment last month.

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