Louisa Euenitis was just 24 years old, yet her untimely death in 2011 received little more than a brief

mention in a local newspaper.

Found in a creek, police quickly dismissed any suspicion despite her being a strong swimmer.

This is the story behind Troubled Waters, the latest original podcast from Case File presents.

Led by seasoned private investigator Julia Robson,

the podcast uncovers a gripping narrative full of intrigue.

From an international kidnapping and a daring escape, this is like no story

you've ever heard before. The entire Troubled Waters series is available now. Listen to all 10 episodes of Troubled Waters wherever you get your

podcasts. Stay tuned to the end of today's episode to hear the trailer. Our episodes deal with serious and often distressing incidents.

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In the early afternoon of Thursday July 2 1970, a family of tourists made their way along the Great

Ocean Road in Western Victoria.

Known as one of the world's most scenic coastal drives, the 240 kilometer road winds around surf beaches,

rainforests and looming cliffs with seaside towns and attractions dotted in between.

One of the more iconic stops along the route is the natural

limestone formation known as the 12 Apostles which lies off the coast of

Port Campbell National Park. A three minutes drive west is the Lockard Gorge,

named after a shipwreck in 1878 that claimed the lives of 54 of the 56 people are bored. The Lockard Gorge is home to an inlet of

protected sandy beach flanked by imposing limestone cliffs. On calmer days the sea is a glassy turquoise blue, but during rough surf

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