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came as a little surprise to those who knew Rachel barber that she had chosen to leave conventional high school to
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pursue a career in dance her passion for the art began when she was in the womb her mother Elizabeth would press
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headphones to her bare belly and feel her unborn daughter moved to the sounds of classical music 15 year old Rachel as
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well as her younger sisters 11 year old Ashley rose and 2 9 year-old Heather inherited the flair for the creative
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arts that rang in their extended family which boasted a children's author photographer artist writer toy maker and
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designer as a young child Rachel directed and choreographed performances at home for her sisters the starring as
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her enthusiasm for classical ballet flourished rachel enrolled in classes at the melbourne dance academy and would
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spend her lunch breaks at primary school practicing her routines in the hall at home her bedroom cupboards were crammed
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full of leotards tarts and to dance shoes which she often pulled out for her youngest sisters to dress up in she
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dreamed of becoming a professional performer who ran her own studio regarded as the natural beauty Rachel
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posed for her grandmother's photographs and artistic works for years and at age 14 she enrolled in a two-week modeling
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course tall and slim with piercing green eyes Rachel was soon featured in health and
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lifestyle magazine women's fitness Australia not long after completing the muddling
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course Rachel begged her parents to let her leave high school early to study full-time at the Dance Factory a
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performing arts school in Ian a Melbourne suburb of Richmond although Rachel's heart was clearly in
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dance and to not academia the decision wasn't an easy one for her parents the dance Factory was an expensive school
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and today held concerns their daughter might change her mind to later but her talent was undeniable and today
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eventually agreed Rachel threw herself wholeheartedly into the diploma attending all her classes and practicing
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diligently her parents even allowed her to rip up the carpet in her bedroom to expose the polished wooden floorboards
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underneath so she had somewhere functional to practice at home Monday March 1 1999 presented an unusually
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humid morning as 15-year old Rachel barber dressed in a pair of long black pants a blue top jazz shoes and several
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items of jury she slung her black bag over her shoulder which contained her wallet and a homemade gift she'd spent
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the weekend sewing for her boyfriend a purple cushion in the shape of a heart tied with a pink ribbon her plan for the
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day was to meet some friends for breakfast before the group headed to the dance Factory for a typical day of
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classes after kissing her mother goodbye Rachel bounded out the front door of her
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family's Bayswater North home in Melbourne Z Stern suburbs she turned to wave happily calling out over her
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shoulder bye mum love you Rachel was not overly confident navigating mobin's public transport
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system so each morning her parents took turns dropping her off at one of two nearby trams thoughts on this day
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Michael barber drove his daughter to the Waddell Park stop on the corner of rivers Dale and to Elgar roads on his
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way to work he planned to pick her up from the same stop at around 6:15 p.m. that evening Rachel boarded the 9:30
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a.m. tram to Richmond arriving to a friend's house to eat breakfast with several other performing arts students
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from the dance Factory including her 16 year old boyfriend emmanuel known by friends as many the couple had met at
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the dance Factory in May the previous year and had since become inseparable Rachel gave Manny the purple
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heart-shaped cushion she had made him telling him he had captured her heart at around 10:15 a.m. Rachel Manny under
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their companions made their way to the dance Factory during classes Rachel mentioned to one of her fellow students
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that she was going to make a lot of money that evening but didn't explain how simply saying she would tell him all
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about it the following day it wasn't the first time rachel had brought up the money she planned to make that night
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whilst she and Manny were walking down the main shopping strip of Swan Street rachel showed him $100 pair of blue
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platform shoes she intended to buy the following day she'd been eyeing the shoes for a while taking her mother to
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the same shop a week earlier to express her interest in purchasing them although Rachel didn't have the funds to
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buy them yet she explained to Manny that she was going to meet up with an older female friend that night who had
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promised her a high-paying job that would bring her quote heaps of money along with free clothing perks when
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Manny asked for more details rachel acted uncharacteristically secretive and tight-lipped telling him
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nothing about the job she explained that she had been instructed not to tell him
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or her parents about the work when class finished for the day at around 5:35 p.m.
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Rachel left the dance factory with several other classmates and walked along Church Street towards her tram
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home on Bridge Road she parted ways with Manny promising to call him later that evening before kissing him goodbye and
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walking onwards with two of her friends when their trio reached the Bridge Road turnoff rachel revealed she would be
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catching a different tram home than usual from a stop located further down the road one friend offered to escort
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her to this other stop but rachel declined assuring them her father would be waiting to pick her up at the other
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end of the line at 5:45 p.m. after the trio agreed to meet for breakfast the following morning Rachel separated from
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the group and walked off along the western side of Church Street towards Bridge Road in the opposite direction to
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her tramline home [Music] at 6:15 p.m. Elizabeth barber was at home preparing dinner for her family while her two
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youngest daughters played in the next room her husband Michael and oldest daughter Rachel were expected to walk
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through the door any minute as they generally arrived home together no later than 6:45 p.m. yet by 7:15 there was no
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sign of them Elizabeth wondered whether Rachel may have missed her tram from Richmond and had been delayed as she
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waited for the next one she also considered the possibility the Michael had run out of petrol on the
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drive home which he was known to do as neither her husband nor oldest daughter owned a mobile phone Elizabeth had few
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options but to enjoy the wait she knew Rachel was keen to carry on their conversation from the previous day
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regarding the adoption of a kitten she had preemptively named Humphrey near a half an hour later at 7:40 p.m.
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Elizabeth was startled by the ringing of the home phone it was her husband calling from his parents house ten
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kilometres away in the suburb of Blackburn he explained that he had gone to pick up Rachel from the wattle Park
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tram stop as planned but there was no sign of her he stayed at the stop from 6:10 p.m. onwards expecting Rachel to
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emerge from any of the passing trams but after an hour of waiting Rachel failed to show Michael headed to his
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parents house to contact his wife hoping she might know where their daughter was
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the barbers considered the possibility that Rachel had a mistakingly disembarked the tram at Camberwell tram
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stopped instead of Waddell Park her mother would pick her up from that particular stop twice a week and there
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was every chance Rachel a gun her days mixed up Michael drove to camper world to check only to find out Rachel wasn't
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there either Elizabeth barber contacted the Box Hill police station to report Rachel missing
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explaining it was extremely out of character for her daughter to be out so late without notifying her family
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Rachel was afraid of the dark and felt uncomfortable walking around at night alone on one previous occasion she was
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followed to the local shop by several men this experience serving to exacerbate her fears she was also shy
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meaning if she had gotten lost Rachel would opt to walk over catching public transport and would not ask a stranger
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for directions police didn't treat the situation with urgency explaining that a majority of missing teenagers usually
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showed up within 48 hours alive and well they reassured Elizabeth that Rachel had
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probably just lost track of time with friends and would be home soon if not she would surely show up at the dance
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studio for her scheduled classes the following day dissatisfied with the lukewarm police response Elizabeth found
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Rachel's boyfriend many for information he couldn't offer Rachel's current whereabouts but was able to detail her
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actions earlier that day ending with the two parting ways around 5:30 p.m. when Manny made the strange remark she
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meant it I didn't think she would go Elizabeth pressed him to explain he recounted Rachel's cryptic comments
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earlier that day about a secret well-paying job she had booked for that night but had refused to elaborate on
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Elizabeth was unaware that her daughter had recently attended any job interviews
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and was confused as the wire rachel would intentionally keep such information from her parents she
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contacted Rachel's friends and dance teachers in an effort to trace her movements and determine what this
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mysterious job offer might have been she learned that Rachel had bypassed her usual tram home that afternoon and
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instead took another but her expected destination was unknown at 8:45 p.m. Michael barber arrived to the Box Hill
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police station to file an official missing-persons report despite rising concerns for Rachel
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police remains reluctant to initiate an investigation certain that Rachel would turn up fine
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they explained the 97% of missing persons are usually located within 48 hours of their disappearance and to
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those who don't turn up in that time frame are typically located within five days this did nothing to placate the
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worried parents who spent the night driving around a Melbourne City checking every Street and dully way whilst asking
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strangers if they had seen a tall brown-haired green eyed teenage girl out and about but none had when Rachel
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failed to reappear the next morning of Tuesday March 2nd the barbers paid another visit to the Box Hill police
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station to provide photographs of their missing daughter to wade in the search to their frustration the officer on duty
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had not been informed of the missing persons report Michael barber had filed the night prior and no worthwhile
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efforts had been undertaken to find their daughter the barbers initiated their own
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investigation starting with a visit to the dance factory where they spoke with Rachel's friends classmates and teachers
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no one could offer any further insight into where she may have gone a search of Rachel's locker revealed nothing more
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than her wallet containing small change and the tram ticket dated the morning she went missing
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the barbers then visited the store on Swan Street the salt the blue platform shoes that Rachel had been eyeing to buy
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for sometime a shop assistant confirmed to Rachel had visited the previous day with mani during which she requested the
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shoes be put aside in anticipation for her to purchase them the next day but she had yet to come in to get them
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Michael and Elizabeth barber continued along Swan Street and - then headed down Bridge Road making enquiries with local
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retailers along the way many recognized the Rachel from her photo and confirmed she had frequented their stores in the
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past but none remembered seeing her the previous day as Michael and Elizabeth left one of the stores a sales assistant
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followed them outside to disclose a troubling piece of information the proprietor of an illegal brothel in the
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nearby inner north and suburb of Fitzroy had recently been released from jail after serving time for exploiting
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underage girls in sex work a sales assistant from another shop shared a similar story the previous evening she
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had been approached by a woman who told her that someone with her looks could earn a significant amount of money
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working at a brothel the possibility that Rachel had been coerced into sex work for cash and clothing seemed
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completely far-fetched to her parents nevertheless Elizabeth contacted the Fitzroy based brothel and was told by
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staff that the establishment did not acquire workers by approaching strangers on the street
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they also assured the mother that Rachel was not recruited by their business and
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seemed to genuinely shocked by the suggestion Elizabeth then contacted the sex workers outreach program a
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community-based organization focused on the health and safety of sex workers they made note of Rachel's description
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to distribute to their street base to welfare workers but explained it was unlikely that the fifteen-year-old was
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hired to work in a legal brothel given she was underage with their inquiries leading nowhere
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the barbers attended the Richmond police station to push them to initiate an investigation by now Rachel had also
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been reported missing by faculty members at the dance Factory despite numerous people having expressed the concern for
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the teen the Richmond Police advised the their ability to become involved was limited given the barbers had first
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reported Rachel's disappearance to the Box Hill police station they were told it was up to officers there to
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investigate the matter the barbers were unaware of this protocol assuming it didn't matter which police station they
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communicated with given they were all part of the Victorian police force frustrated that was starting to feel
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like they were going around in circles in their attempt to get a proper investigation underway Elizabeth found
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hospitals across Melbourne to see if Rachel had been admitted that was told that privacy laws prevented them from
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disclosing the identity of any inpatients the same laws also prevented Elizabeth from obtaining information
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about calls made to the barber home in the days preceding Rachel's disappearance including income a caller
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Ids or locations her phone company were able to hand over the details of outgoing calls made from the house but
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there was nothing amongst this data that seemed out of the ordinary local business owners rallied to provide
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whatever support they could to the panic-stricken parents the owner of a cafe near the dance factory reached out
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to a friend who was a detective in the missing persons unit who spoke with Elizabeth he was unable to get involved
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in the investigation at that time but said he would ensure Box Hill police were taking appropriate action to find
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Rachel another business owner printed a stack of fliers displaying Rachel's photograph
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with her friends and family plastering them on telegraph poles and the notice boards throughout Richmond and a
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Melbourne CBD by the third day of Rachel's disappearance officers that the Box Hill police station informed to the
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barbers they would visit the dance factory later in the day to speak with the missing teens classmates and
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teachers meanwhile Michael and Elizabeth hit the streets of Richmond once again combing alleys for any signs of Rachel
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they may have missed during their nighttime searches of the area despite their word box Hill police failed to
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appear at the dance factory to question staff and students Elizabeth reached out
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to the missing persons unit detective who was still unable to expedite an investigation on his end he suggested
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the barbers compile a list of all of Rachel's friends and acquaintances those who could offer insight into the teens
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whereabouts they were asked to identify female associates in particular as Rachel had expressed plans to visit an
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unnamed old female friend prior to her disappearance unwilling to allow the police to remain idle the barbers once
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again attended the police station to write a formal statement about Rachel's disappearance and provide detectives
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with more photos of their daughter they were advised to search underneath their house in case Rachel had since returned
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home and was hiding too scared to come inside and front her distraught parents despite knowing their daughter would
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never do such a thing they searched under the house with a torch in here but rachel was not there on the brink of
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delirium from exhaustion and worry Michael and Elizabeth refused to stop and rest continuing to look for Rachel
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at any opportunity at 4 a.m. on March 4 after another fruitless search of the city the disheartened couple made their
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way home fearing their eldest daughter may never be found police questioned Rachel's boyfriend Manny offering the
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scenario that Rachel may have fallen pregnant and run away to avoid the shame of telling her family or that Manny
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himself had harmed her when given the news many end of the barbers were certain Rachel was not pregnant and
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assured police that even if she was she would have felt safe to turn to her family for support the abundance of
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Rachel's missing person posters throughout the city and its surrounds caught the public's attention resulting
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in a slew of possible sightings a member of the public claimed to have witnessed
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a person matching Rachel's description with two other girls at the East Richmond a railway station on the day
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the team vanished police obtained CCTV footage from the station but was certain it did not portray Rachel another report
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placed the girl matching Rachel's description on Bridge Road and proximately 8:00 a.m. on March 4 three
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days after she vanished the girl was in the company of a man with blond hair convinced this was a genuine sighting
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police maintained the belief that Rachel had run away from home and was fine yet this theory didn't make sense to the
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barbers if their daughter was adamant on running away into not being found why would she be hanging around the bustling
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populated Richmond area in broad daylight where people were actively on the lookout for her the barbers
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discussed launching a public appeal via the media but police advised there was not yet a pro
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to do so that evening Rachel step-grandmother commenced her month-long art exhibition at the Center
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for Contemporary photography in Fitzroy where in several candid images of Rachel
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were on display a sign requested anyone who had seen the girl in the photos to advise gallery staff
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immediately police were aware of the exhibition and were open to the possibility that someone involved in
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Rachel's disappearance may visit a friend of Rachel's step-grandmother remarked I sense a ghostly presence in
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this room on to Irish to discount these things the next day police visited the barbers Bayswater North residence to
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search through Rachel's bedroom they found a handwritten list compiled by the team that read station go to mani
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52 $80.00 three special things Elizabeth explained the list was likely written four months prior as she
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recalled the conversation with Rachel just before Christmas where her daughter had spoken about wanting to buy three
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special things as a gift for mani the 50 to 80 dollar figure related to a conversation Michael had with Rachel
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around this time during which he explained that was all they could afford to spend on her Christmas presents that
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year despite these explanations police believed the handwritten list validated their theory that Rachel had run away
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they suggested the barbers direct their efforts into accessing counseling and focusing on their other two daughters
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instead unable to follow this advice the barber family worked in shifts to answer the home telephone and answer any
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calls that came through from the public as a precaution they noted all the names
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and phone numbers of those inquiring about the progress of the investigation and to the family's welfare on the
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evening of March 4 Michael and Elizabeth ventured to Albert Park to search for aged
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at the Australian Grand Prix an annual Formula one motor race that drew in hundreds of thousands of spectators
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having failed to spot Rachel at the event the barbers headed to the neighbouring
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Waterfront suburb of st. kilda to check the area's infamous red-light district but failed to find Rachel there either
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on March 6 the barbers identified someone within their social circle they believed to be a possible suspect
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Elizabeth had a male friend who had exhibited some worrying behavior in the past often showing up at her home
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unannounced peering through her windows and repeatedly calling the barbers home phone he also visited Elizabeth's
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workplace often leaving her notes and gifts Rachel had previously told her mother that the man made her feel
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uncomfortable then two weeks before Rachel went missing Elizabeth stepped out of the shower to find the man inside
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her home interacting with her two youngest daughters this was the last straw Elizabeth instructed him to leave
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and to never contact her family again when the barbers went to the police station to report this man to
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investigators they were told they had already used a lot of the police resources that week and what brushed
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aside that breaking point Elizabeth ran from the station throwing her bag at a parked police car and breaking down in
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tears on the footpath screaming they're going to let our little girl die the next day of March 7 was Elizabeth's 40th
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birthday instead of celebrating the milestone with her family she spent the day traveling between Melbourne railway
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stations on the lookout for her eldest daughter the search encompassed the annual Moomba festival where Rachel's
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missing persons flyers were put on display at the ticket offices and carnival rides
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a week had passed since Rachel barber had gone missing when one of her posters caught the attention of Alison the elder
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sister of one of Rachel's friends up until that point Alison was unaware of the situation
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unfolding but the poster prompted her to contact police she explained that at approximately 6:40 p.m. on March 1st she
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saw Rachel aboard at the number 6 tram in the inner city suburb of Prahran this sighting came approximately an hour
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after Rachel was last seen in Richmond by her dance classmates Rachel's presence on the number 6 tram
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had caught Alison's attention as she had never seen her on there before Rachel was in the company of another female
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Alison described as older and plain looking the two seemed comfortable in each other's company and Rachel was
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overheard talking excitedly about money and to the kitten she was looking forward to adopting Rachel and her
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unknown companion disembarked the tram together at the intersection of High Street and Williams Road where they
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stood in front of a car dealership and chatted police immediately got to work compiling a sketch of the older girl
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Alison saw with Rachel and informed the barbers that they were finally ready to make a public appeal for information via
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the media in the meantime the barbers were contacted by the missing persons unit seeking permission to feature
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Rachel's disappearance on the true-crime television show Australia's most wanted
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they agreed relieved their ordeal was finally being taken seriously and garnering media attention the missing
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persons unit formally assumed responsibility of the case March 10 marked Michael and Elizabeth barbers
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20th wedding anniversary but there was little time for celebration when the story of Rachel's disappearance hit the
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press their home phone rang off the hook media outlets interviewed the exhausted
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parents who gave impassioned pleas for their daughter's safe return her mannequin dressed in the outfit rachel
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was wearing at the time of her disappearance was placed at the intersection of High Street and Williams
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Road in paren in an effort to jog witnesses memories the next day investigators presented the barbers with
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the completed sketch of the girl witnessed traveling with Rachel on the number-6 tram on the night of her
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disappearance to their disappointment the image failed to immediately remind them of anyone they knew as Elizabeth
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studied it further she informed detectives she recognized the eyes and chin but nothing else
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her husband agreed these facial features looked familiar who couldn't put his finger on who they
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resembled throughout the investigation into their daughter's disappearance the barbers handed police several lists
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of names of people who hadn't known associations with Rachel and may be able to assist with inquiries within the
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third arrest they provided was the name Caroline Reed Robertson the Robertsons met the barbers in 1992
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when the two families were neighbours in Monte Albert both families had three daughters with several of the girls
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being in similar age brackets enabling them and their parents to form close bonds as the oldest child of the two
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families Caroline Robertson was often tasked with babysitting the barber daughters and although a five year age
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gap prevented them any relatability she seemed to adopt a particular affinity towards Rachel she even photographed her
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for a school project in 1997 the ties between the two families severed that year when the barbers moved 18
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kilometers east to Bayswater at North the Robertsons had since divorced with Caroline adopting both her parents last
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names and becoming read Robertson on March 7 1999 the sixth day of Rachel's disappearance Caroline Reed Robertson
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phoned the Barbour household at 9:15 p.m. to inquire about the incident the out of the blue call from the old
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acquaintance prompted the barbers to jot Caroline's name down on their list for police Caroline bore a striking
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resemblance to the witness sketch of the female seen with Rachel on the evening of her disappearance
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furthermore the rental flat where she lived alone was located in paren the suburb where Rachel and her companion
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disembarked the number six tram when a detective from the missing persons unit contacted the barbers to
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discuss caroline elizabeth recalled an incident that occurred in late 1998 rachel had mentioned receiving a phone
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call from caroline who stated she knew someone that might be able to get her some paid modeling work rachel was
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excited by the prospect but as far as her mother knew nothing came of it police were able to navigate privacy
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legislation and obtain the details of calls made to the Barbour residence in the days leading up to Rachel's
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disappearance they identified two calls of significance made to the house on February 28 1999 the day before Rachel
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vanished the first was a 15-minute call at 524 p.m. and the second was at 5:45 p.m. which lasted 29 minutes
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Elizabeth recalled Rachel answering both these calls during which her daughter was cheerfully animated and laughing
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with the person on the other line whom her mother presumed must have been her boyfriend mani records revealed both
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these calls were actually from a number listed under Caroline Reed Robertson's name while the thought that Rachel might
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be with Caroline was puzzling the barbers were somewhat relieved by the prospect she might be in the company of
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workplace where the 20 year old was employed as a Sales Coordinator for a telecommunications company upon their
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arrival they discovered Caroline was out of the office due to illness in fact she
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had called in sick several times over the past week and a half which was unusual given she rarely took sick days
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and was typically a reliable and punctual employee she had first called in sick on March 1 the day Rachel went
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missing returning to work the following day but leaving after just a couple of hours after complaining she still felt
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unwell one of Caroline's immediate neighbors told police that in the early hours of March 2 he was awakened by the
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sound of someone sobbing loudly through the walls the person would have been situated in the bathroom of Caroline's
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flat with their behavior described as a furious tantrum that day upon hearing his daughter was sick Caroline's father
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paid a visit to her flat to check in on her he noted that Caroline kept her bedroom door closed for the duration of
00:39:25
his visit throughout that day Caroline made several phone calls to a workmate requesting repayment of 320 dollars she
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had previously loaned saying she needed the money to move some furniture to one of her father's holiday homes with a
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removalist booked for the following morning record showed Caroline had indeed booked a removalist truck and
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driver for the following day the driver was necessary as Caroline didn't have a driver's license
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Caroline called in sick again on March 3 ensuring she was home when the removalist arrived to her flat she told
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him she needed help moving a statue it was wrapped up in two blankets and placed inside an army bag once the bag
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was in the truck Caroline directed the removalist to drive to her father's hobby farm in the
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rural town of Kilmore where the bag was deposited Caroline returned to work the next day on March 4 where she discussed
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the Rachel Barbara's disappearance with her colleagues telling them her former neighbor had a reputation for running
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away Caroline then went to the Australian Grand Prix in Albert Park with some of her colleagues who had
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scored free tickets through work in amongst the massive crowds were Michael and Elizabeth Barbra desperately looking
00:40:51
for Rachel when Caroline was informed by a colleague that police had come in to work seeking her in relation to the
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disappearance of Rachel Barbra Caroline explained that it must have been because
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she used to babysit the Barbra girl several years earlier she insisted Rachel had probably run away because she
00:41:12
used to do it all the time that same day Caroline visited the st. Kilda branch of
00:41:18
the Bank of Melbourne and applied for a personal loan for ten thousand dollars telling bank staff that was for a car
00:41:25
and that she needed the money urgently on March 11 and 12 Caroline again called in to work sick she left messages for
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her supervisor who returned the calls the Caroline didn't answer police visited Caroline's paren flat shortly
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after 9:00 a.m. on March 12 suspecting Rachel may have been hiding out there or at the very least Caroline would know
00:41:53
where to find her but their knocks to the front door went unanswered they returned at 5:30 p.m. but still no
00:42:03
one came to the door they obtained a spare key - Caroline's flat from her real estate agent that attempts to gain
00:42:11
access to the property failed as the door was dead locked from the inside they eventually forced their way in
00:42:19
where they found Caroline lying face down on her bedroom floor it appeared she had suffered a seizure she was alive
00:42:27
but unresponsive her thick brown wavy hair had green streaks through it and a used box of
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hair dye was found nearby Caroline was rushed to hospital while police commenced the rudimentary search of her
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flat looking for any signs of Rachel the flood itself was in a state of disarray
00:42:50
with half packed and moving boxes piled everywhere there were also remains of - partly eaten Peters along with full
00:42:58
bottles of alcohol police looked behind doors and inside cupboards but found no sign of the
00:43:06
missing 15 year old notebooks built with writing with some pages torn out along with papers and documents containing
00:43:14
Rachel's name and personal details were strewn about they also found a written evidence to
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suggest Caroline was in the process of enacting some drastic plans which included changing her name undergoing
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cosmetic enhancement surgery and moving to the northern New South Wales coastal town of Byron Bay they also cited a bag
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of women's size 8 clothing too small for Caroline but a perfect fit for Rachel Caroline soon regained consciousness in
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hospital where doctors confirmed she had suffered an epileptic fit as she was questioned by detectives about Rachel's
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whereabouts her Frank response shot to them Caroline revealed that Rachel was dead
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detectives asked whether she was sure to which Caroline responded yes I've buried
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her she admitted to hiding Rachel's body in her flat for two days before taking her remains to her parents farm land in
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Kilmer but claimed not to remember anything else and refused to answer any further
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questions Caroline was discharged from the hospital that evening and placed into
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police custody police rushed to Caroline's father's kill more farmland located 60 kilometres north of Melbourne
00:44:46
two neighbors confirmed they had witnessed Caroline arrived to the property in a removalist truck on March
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3 where she proceeded to drag a bag towards an area of trees position two beside one of several dams on the land
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amongst this small grove of trees investigators found a wooden cross embedded in the ground that bore the
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name Lucy and marked the graveside of the Robertsons deceased pet dog nearby they found a second area of disturbed
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earth and after sifting a thin layer of dirt they uncovered Rachel Barbara's body she was wrapped in two blankets and
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had a black electric cable not at around her neck forensic investigators concluded the 15 year old had been
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murdered on the night of March 1 the day she went missing the Baba's were informed of the
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devastating discovery rachel's aren't made a statement to the media on behalf of the family saying elizabeth and
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michael are endeavouring to bear the unbearable they are being supported by loving family and friends we have all
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been devastated by the death of their beloved daughter rachel rachel's burning light has been dimmed but will burn
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bright in our hearts forever she will always be young beautiful happy smiling and dancing in our hearts an extensive
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search of caroline raid Robertson's flat offered investigators disturbing insight
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into the complex mind of Rachael Barbara's killer caroline was struggling with untreated long-term severe
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depression and a deep-rooted self-esteem issues her upbringing was marred with dysfunction conflict frequent criticism
00:46:47
and emotional abuse culminating in her parents divorce and epilepsy diagnosis when she was 16 years old her father
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moved out and remarried and in turn caused the relationship between Caroline and her mother to deteriorate refusing
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therapy as a means of support caroline slowly manifested an introverted personality that was fueled by poor
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self-image and extreme self-criticism she had few close friends and to his teased and bullied as a teen Caroline
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would spend hours alone in her room writing she wrote letters to her father pleading for his help telling him she
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was humiliated by the teasing she endured at school about her weight quote I get teased too badly at school I get
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really really embarrassed I told mum but she hasn't helped I really really really
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need help in another letter Caroline Road I feel like a troubled tortured lost soul
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that's been thrown into an alien environment full of angels I don't know how I have survived this long life for
00:48:05
me sucks she warned the explosion is just going to get bigger and bigger until there is nothing left inside me
00:48:15
all of the feelings and horrible things everybody says about me bottle up and I have nowhere to explode everything
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Caroline had maintained a personal diary throughout her adolescence containing pages and pages of self-loathing such as
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I don't belong anywhere in this crazy world because I'm ugly obese pizza face white worm massive nose and two just
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plain weird she also drew unflattering self-portraits which she's surrounded in words such as ugly fat stupid worthless
00:48:53
weird unwanted deformed boring pathetic selfish and jealous at age 14 she compiled a self-improvement checklist
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with the aim of reinventing herself titled how to change in nine weeks accompanied by things she despised about
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herself she titled one diary entry the I hate Caroline Club and two listed herself as the president while signing
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off her journal entries with different names in a fantasy to adopt a new persona Caroline hoped to one day become
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a successful actor but was hindered by her own self hatred and doubt Caroline wrote in her diary
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I was always laughed at when I shared my dream of being an actor all my life I've
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been told by people that I would never be anyone or anything between late 1998 and early 1999 Caroline caught the
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Barbour household requesting the birth dates of all three barber daughters stating it
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was for a project she was working on this information was used by Caroline to compile a comprehensive and to organize
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the dossier documenting the life and history of the barber family but it was abundantly clear she had developed an
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obsessive infatuation with the oldest daughter Rachel in particular whom she regarded as a symbol of perfect purity
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calling her a white picket fence police were struck by the level of detail and organisation in Caroline's
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writings which included a record of conversations she and Rachel had years prior when there were neighbors she
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compulsively wrote about Rachel's personality physical characteristics and a love of dance describing her as quote
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a wild free spirit who lived the life on the edge a simple yet complicated girl with
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enormous talent and contradictions a fiercely independent girl who was passionate determined cheeky loyal and
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honest with a moody and mysterious personality a strikingly attractive teenager with a dancer's body clear pale
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skin and hypnotic green eyes police found evidence throughout Caroline's flat to indicate she had initiated an
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elaborate plan to assume Rachel barbers identity she had set up a Pio box to receive mail confidentially and an
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undated birth certificate application had been completed in the name of Rachel barber diary entries confirmed she
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intended to change her name to Jem south or south will being the maiden name of Rachel's mother Elizabeth she
00:51:54
constructed a completely fabricated character for her Jem Southall identity describing her as a 16 year old total
00:52:02
rev head a diary entry authored by Caroline directly implicated her in Rachel's murder and revealed the intricacies of
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her plot to ensnare Rachel at read on the way to dance school say that she can't tell anyone that she's meeting me
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as I'm not allowed to give the study results to anyone ethics highly confidential not even your boyfriend or
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parents drugged Rachel toxic / mouth put body into army bags and disfigure and dumped somewhere way out no car meeting
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toilet block no cameras people come into the city get birth certificate rent a box so Rachel can't be traced
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check farm including bag Tuesday arrange bank loan moving van disguise hair thoroughly clean house and distinct
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clean carpet on March 13 after an unproductive interview we're in their suspect exercised her right to silence
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police formally charged Caroline Reed Robertson with the murder of Rachel barber during her first court appearance
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on March 15 Caroline did not apply for bail or enter a plea she rocked back and forth in the dark as her lawyer told the
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court all their client remembered from the evening of March 1 was inviting Rachel back to her flat into the -
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ordering pizza but nothing about the teenagers death she admitted to disposing affray chills body but claimed
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to have been assisted by two men whom she couldn't identify on March 24 Rachel barber was fair world by over 850
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mourners at st. Hilary's Anglican Church in Kew where she had been a dedicated member of the youth group and choir
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Felix Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night's Dream filled the packed church as Rachel's family friends and fellow
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members of the dance community gathered to pay tribute to the talented and much-loved teen they reflected on her
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major dance accomplishments which included performing on stage at Melbourne State and Princess theaters
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and being a backup dancer for xeroxing her Jimmy Barnes during the service the Minister described Rachel as quote the
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little butterfly that has been released into the limitless love of our Lord Rachael's grandfather uncles cousins and
00:54:49
boyfriend carried her coffin out of the church towards her final resting place in
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Lilydale Memorial Park it contained poems and letters from her friends and family including a letter
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from her younger sister Ashley Rose which read to my dearest sister Rachel I love you a lot and I will never not love
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you there was not your time and do we all know that I miss you a lot and I wish you were still here but you're not
00:55:21
and I will have to live with that everyone loves you and we'll always miss you I will never forget you Rachel and I
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hope maybe one day you will visit us I hope you will never forget me and your family I hope you didn't go through any
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pain when you died love always your little sister in the weeks following their daughter's funeral Michael and
00:55:52
Elizabeth Bava met with senior government officials to propose that a liaison officer be attached to the
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missing persons unit whose function would be to offer support to the distressed families of missing people
00:56:05
the barber's expressed their gratitude to the detectives of the missing persons unit who they found to be considerate
00:56:12
and sensitive of their ordeal they were far more critical of the dismissive and unkind response of local patrol officers
00:56:20
who subsequently offered the barbers the formal apology for their inaction during
00:56:25
the initial stages of Rachel's disappearance as a direct result of the Rachel barber
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case the Victorian police force manual now contains a clause focusing on the need for officers involved in missing
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persons investigations at a local level to be sensitive to the needs of the families and to keep them informed and
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updated on all aspects of their investigations in late January 2000 Caroline Reed Robertson appeared before
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the court for her committal hearing the prosecution argued Rachel Barbara's murder was a calculated premeditated
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plan motivated by the accused infatuation and obsessive jealousy of Rachel barbers attractiveness popularity
00:57:10
and success in which she hoped to emulate Caroline's plan swung into action on the night of February 28 1999
00:57:21
when she called the Barbour household to offer Rachel $100.00 to participate in a
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highly confidential psychology study it was a tempting proposition for the 15 year-old who had a long hoped to find a
00:57:35
means to buy a pair of expensive shoes she had her heart set on Caroline instructed Rachel to bring her wallet ID
00:57:43
some photos clothes ballet shoes and her beloved teddy bear the two girls met in
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Richmond on the afternoon of March 1 then caught the number 6 [ __ ] together - Caroline's flat in paren there they
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ordered two pizzas which Caroline intended to lace with what she described as drowsy powder after Rachel declined
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Caroline's offer of alcohol she agreed to take part in a relaxation exercise where she was instructed to quote think
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of pleasant and happy things Carolyne later told her court-appointed psychologist just for a moment the veil
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lifted and I didn't want to do it but something said that I was in so much trouble now I had to and it was as
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though the veil had dropped again after strangling Rachel with a telephone cord Caroline hid her body in her bedroom
00:58:45
cupboard for two days before bundling her up in a bag she then enlisted the help of a
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removalist to take her victims remains to Kilmore where she buried them in a shallow grave alongside those of her
00:58:58
deceased pet dog the attempts to obtain money immediately following Rachel's murder indicated Caroline planned to
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flee the state and assume her fake identity although Caroline admitted to helping bury Rachel's body her defense
00:59:15
team maintained that she was not alone in carrying out the murder alleging two other men were involved who had since
00:59:22
left her to take sole responsibility they voiced the concern for Caroline's health as she had been experiencing more
00:59:30
frequent epileptic seizures since her time in custody and taken to regular self-harm Caroline entered a plea of not
00:59:38
guilty and her trial was scheduled to commence later that year in early October 2000 Caroline made the
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surprising decision that she would instead plead guilty to murdering Rachel barber although she continued to claim
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she was experiencing amnesia about the details surrounding the killing it was a bittersweet moment for Rachel's family
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and friends who would be spared from the emotional trauma of a trial Caroline's lawyer told the Victorian
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Supreme Court Rachel had everything going for her and Caroline had nothing going for her
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Caroline ultimately decided in the most illogical fashion that a beggar's belief
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that she would take the life of a child because she could then in some way become that child or at least have the
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qualities of that person as she perceived them to be her motivation we can only guess at I have certainly not
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come across a more frustrating or more irrational taking of human life we can't explain it she won't let us in at the
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subsequent plea hearing on October 25 the prosecution offered their explanation of the murder stating
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Caroline was motivated by quote her jealousy of Rachel's attractiveness popularity and success and perhaps a
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desire to emulate the success of a younger person with whom she had become infatuated a psychologist report date
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out Caroline's Blakey outlook on life in which she once painted and displayed what she called a self-portrait but the
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page was completely black it also revealed Caroline's internal struggle in which she both resented and adored
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Rachel barber for being everything she wanted to be the psychologist stated that while Caroline was not mentally
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unwell at the time of the murder she was a disturbed and dysfunctional woman with
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marked disorder of personality who felt profound animosity and anger because of her own self-loathing
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the psychologist concluded it is possible that she thought she could somehow magically reinvent herself in
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the image of Rachel on November 29 2009 appeared for sentencing at the Victorian
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Supreme Court shocking onlookers at her startling transformation since her time in custody Caroline had undergone
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dramatic weight loss her skin was clear of blemishes and her once brown wavy hair with tints of green was now
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straight and blonde sentencing judge justice Frank Vincent acknowledged Caroline's long history of a low
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self-esteem and mental health issues but explained her calculated plans to lure Rachel with money and clothes quote
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possessed subtlety and demonstrated the operation of a devious mind and manipulative abilities he quoted the
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victim impact statement provided by Rachel's parents which established that although Caroline obsessively researched
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the life of their daughter she never really knew were understood its complexities the statement by Michael
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and Elizabeth Barbour detailed the ups and downs of Rachel's short life the difficulties in doubt she faced painting
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a far more complicated picture of Rachel than Caroline ever assumed judge Vincent
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remarked the simple reality is that contrary to your distorted perception there are no
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perfect lives or perfect people for that matter but each of us whatever our situation or status is unique and
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irreplaceable and in our society the life of each is in violet and none can be unlawfully taken Justice Vincent
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stated a Caroline killed Rachel because she believed that the teen would likely have a happy and successful life the
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kind the Caroline did not anticipate for herself quote at one level it is possible to feel a considerable measure
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of sympathy and sadness for you but the incontrovertible and irrevocable fact is that you have killed and in so
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doing have created more than one victim you appear to have been totally self-absorbed concerned only with your
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own life situation feelings and desires he expressed grave concerns regarding Caroline's rehabilitation prospects
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stating that her remorse for the crime seemed to driven out of self-pity rather than having any real degree of insight
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into the true significance of what she had done taking her young age and guilty plea into account justice Vincent
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sentenced Caroline Reed Robertson to twenty years in prison with a non-parole period of fourteen and a half years
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concluding I have found the task to be extremely difficult in a situation where everyone has lost but ultimately I must
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bear in mind that no one has lost as much as Rachel barber from whom you took everything
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[Music] three years after her daughter's murder Elizabeth Barbour co-wrote a book about
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the crime with investigative journalist Megan Norris titled perfect victim years
01:05:34
later Australian film director Simone North adapted the story for a film which went under the working title had a
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change in nine weeks before releasing under the title in her skin North had full support from the Barbour family
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during the movie production with the Barbara's viewing it as a way for Rachel to make her mark while highlighting the
01:05:58
inaction of police after Rachel was first reported missing Rachel barbers former boyfriend and
01:06:05
Manuel mani karela went on to have a successful career in music in a 2013 interview with The Herald Sun newspaper
01:06:14
he revealed he still thought about Rachel every day a song he wrote titled too beautiful was believed to have been
01:06:23
written about Rachel and Manuel karela quote some of my songs are fun and happy but most of them are deep it all depends
01:06:34
on how you interpret them but yes I did write songs for Rachel especially around to that time Elisabeth
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barber spoke of her daughter's killer in a 2007 interview for the Aged newspaper
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explaining I don't forgive the act but the person I have compassion for I thought I had forgiven her and - then as
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times gone by I've gone more and more angry rather than the other way I would never want to see Caroline I'm still
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angry with her [Music] five years later in mid-2012 the Victorian adult parole board
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assessed Caroline's suitability for a lace in the interest of protecting the community Rachel's family and friends
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campaigned for the convicted killer to remain behind bars Elizabeth told the media that Caroline had not yet been
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properly rehabilitated and feared the convicted killer would come looking for her family if the parole board couldn't
01:07:40
be absolutely certain she was of sound mind quote I don't think the 14 and a half years is enough time I don't think
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justice will ever be served for Rachel on not just thinking about my own adult children I'm thinking about other people
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out there who she might develop a fixation on former inmates who served their time with Caroline claimed she
01:08:08
never expressed any remorse for her crime and continued to compulsively lie in prison telling others that Rachel's
01:08:16
boyfriend was actually her own regardless in October 2014 Caroline's parole application was
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granted after 14 years imprisonment she was released from prison on January 21 2015 under strict conditions to be held
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in place until 2020 elizabeth barber expressed her thoughts on the controversial decision stating she would
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have preferred Caroline to have served 17 or 18 years but accepting that as far as Rachel was concerned justice would
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never be done she spoke out against possible vigilantism expressing the hope that
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Caroline would get on with her life far away from their family and never hurt anyone else again
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Elizabeth Barbour quote I hope that when she's released she can live a quiet life
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and to not cause any trouble Elizabeth Barbour took to writing letters and poems to her firstborn daughter as a way
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to cope with her overwhelming loss excerpts of these heartfelt texts can be found in her book perfect victim in one
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poem Elizabeth writes deep beneath the soil your body rests clothed in Rosewood surrounded by letters and poems toys and
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shoes ballet shoes and spice girl shoes dressed in lace underwear and your last solo costume you lay their bones and
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dried flesh even so beautiful wood your skeleton be a beautiful skeleton dressed
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in seashells dancing feet resting their dancing toes buried beneath 9 feet of cold earth killed by a cold heart a cold
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fish the warmth of your smile your being and serenity can never be frozen from recognition when people think of Rachel
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Barbour memories remain vivid vivid as you were as you are energetic with life full on yet also shy timid of things new
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I am so glad you are found in your shallow grave and brought home to those who loved their dear sweet Rachel always
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remembered forever in their memory in their hearts [Music] you