1457: Why We're Leaving a Light On to Support Missing Loved Ones
Oct 21, 2021•5 min•Ep. 1457
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Episode description
People are encouraged to leave a light on at their home this evening in support of the thousands of Australians who have gone missing and have never returned.
October 21 is Leave a Light On Day, which aims to raise awareness of missing person cold cases in Australia and raise awareness of the need for ongoing support for families and friends dealing with such loss.
Co-founder of Leave A Light On Inc., Suzie Ratcliffe joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to discuss her mission and the story of her sister Joanne, who went missing from a football game at Adelaide oval along with Kirste Gordon on 25 August, 1973.
October 21 is Leave a Light On Day, which aims to raise awareness of missing person cold cases in Australia and raise awareness of the need for ongoing support for families and friends dealing with such loss.
Co-founder of Leave A Light On Inc., Suzie Ratcliffe joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to discuss her mission and the story of her sister Joanne, who went missing from a football game at Adelaide oval along with Kirste Gordon on 25 August, 1973.
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