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Out from the Cold: Searching for Elaine
Happy Tuesday Productions
8 episodes
1 week ago
It was early 1980 when Elaine Johnson left her family home in southern Sydney.

The eldest of five children, Elaine had lived in Kurnell and Cronulla after her family moved to Australia from the UK as Ten Pound Poms.

She grew up riding bikes, sunbaking and watching Monty Python on TV.

In the weeks leading up to her disappearance, Elaine left home after an argument over a house party.

It is believed she stayed with her friend, Kerry Anne Joel.

Neither Elaine nor Kerry has been seen since February 1980.

For more than 40 years, Elaine’s family has been searching for answers. This is their story.
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It was early 1980 when Elaine Johnson left her family home in southern Sydney.

The eldest of five children, Elaine had lived in Kurnell and Cronulla after her family moved to Australia from the UK as Ten Pound Poms.

She grew up riding bikes, sunbaking and watching Monty Python on TV.

In the weeks leading up to her disappearance, Elaine left home after an argument over a house party.

It is believed she stayed with her friend, Kerry Anne Joel.

Neither Elaine nor Kerry has been seen since February 1980.

For more than 40 years, Elaine’s family has been searching for answers. This is their story.
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Lack of investigations
Out from the Cold: Searching for Elaine
25 minutes
1 week ago
Lack of investigations
The year is 2004. It’s the year NSW Police made what Elaine Johnson’s family believe was the first official contact they had with them about her disappearanc.

As far as the family know, before then, police hadn’t realised that Elaine and Kerry’s disappearances were likely connected.

Elaine was reported missing to Cronulla Police Station, while Kerry was reported missing to Miranda Police Station — just one suburb over. 

Checks for the girls were made through national police missing persons databases, electoral rolls, Centrelink, Births, Deaths and Marriages, major Australian banks, and Interpol. Medicare and the Australian Tax Office were also checked. 

There were no records of either girl after they went missing. There might be a good reason for that.

Official documents shared by Elaine’s family show that police checks — made between 2004 and 2006 — included searches under the wrong name and the wrong date of birth.

Searching for Elaine is a series from Out From The Cold, part of Happy Tuesday Productions.

If you have information about Elaine Johnson or Kerri Ann Joel, you can get in touch at Help Find Elaine Johnson or contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

Searching for Elaine was produced by Kate Kachor and Sally Spicer, editing by Dan McHugh and Matt Haywood, artwork by Nic Watts.

'Wildflowers' by Jess Ribeiro.
Out from the Cold: Searching for Elaine
It was early 1980 when Elaine Johnson left her family home in southern Sydney.

The eldest of five children, Elaine had lived in Kurnell and Cronulla after her family moved to Australia from the UK as Ten Pound Poms.

She grew up riding bikes, sunbaking and watching Monty Python on TV.

In the weeks leading up to her disappearance, Elaine left home after an argument over a house party.

It is believed she stayed with her friend, Kerry Anne Joel.

Neither Elaine nor Kerry has been seen since February 1980.

For more than 40 years, Elaine’s family has been searching for answers. This is their story.