Family anger after police reviewing 1970 beach abduction didn't contact witnesses

The article discusses the family's anger after the police reviewing the 1970 beach abduction case failed to contact potential witnesses who came forward following the BBC's Fairy Meadow podcast. The case involves the abduction of a young girl from a beach in 1970, which remained unsolved for decades. Recently, three individuals contacted the police after listening to the podcast, but the police did not interview them as part of the review. The family of the victim expressed their disappointment and frustration with the police's actions, stating that these potential witnesses could have provided valuable information that could have aided the investigation. They argued that the police's failure to follow up on these leads was a missed opportunity to shed light on the long-standing case. The article highlights the family's ongoing efforts to seek justice and the importance of thorough investigative processes, even in cases that occurred many years ago. It emphasizes the need for the police to be diligent in pursuing all available leads and engaging with potential witnesses to ensure that no stone is left unturned in the pursuit of solving cold cases.