Jun 25, 2026 · 42 min · 18 segments
For the first time since four-year-old Gus Lamont vanished from a remote South Australian sheep station, his grandmother Josie Murray has spoken publicly. In a bombshell television interview, Josie…
Jonica BrayWayne FlowerHostI know that I've been accused of taking him from where he had an accident and died and taking him out and burying him.
But to think that I could actually go out there and do something like that.
Today, we're breaking down a major and long-awaited development in the mystery of Gus Lamont.
Now, we have been following this case since it began last year, and if you've listened to our previous episodes, you'll know that four-year-old Gus disappeared without a trace from a remote sheep station in around the Yunta area back in September.
South Australian police maintained for months that this was a missing persons case before holding a press conference to announce that they started to treat it as a major crime.
Unusually, in this announcement, they stressed that they had identified a member of Gus's family as a suspect, but specified that this was not either of Gus's parents.
This odd move indirectly identified Gus's two grandmothers, either Shannon or Josie Murray, as the potential suspect.
However, there were no charges placed in regards to the disappearance of Gus Lamont and the case has not progressed since then.
To this day, we still don't have any evidence despite repeated searches and appeals.
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I know that I've been accused of taking him from where he had an accident and died and taking him out and burying him.
But to think that I could actually go out there and do something like that.
Today, we're breaking down a major and long-awaited development in the mystery of Gus Lamont.
Now, we have been following this case since it began last year, and if you've listened to our previous episodes, you'll know that four-year-old Gus disappeared without a trace from a remote sheep station in around the Yunta area back in September.
South Australian police maintained for months that this was a missing persons case before holding a press conference to announce that they started to treat it as a major crime.
Unusually, in this announcement, they stressed that they had identified a member of Gus's family as a suspect, but specified that this was not either of Gus's parents.
This odd move indirectly identified Gus's two grandmothers, either Shannon or Josie Murray, as the potential suspect.
However, there were no charges placed in regards to the disappearance of Gus Lamont and the case has not progressed since then.
To this day, we still don't have any evidence despite repeated searches and appeals.