The Holmes family moved to Australia after surviving months in bomb sheltures in Englad during the war and were looking forward to a bright future

Crime scene photo from the investigation into the sisters murder

Jenny Dixon Beach | Where the ghost of a woman is seen, reaching out, as if looking for help. Locals have long believed she is a mother, lost to the sea in one of the many shipwrecks that scar this coast—her child taken with her in the chaos.

And somehow… she never left.

In the 1970s, a group of boys saw her standing on the shoreline… and ran. They didn’t stop  till they reached the top of the stairs...
Only to realise she had followed them.

The Bell from the Janet Dixon

Wilfred Barrett Drive isn’t just a road—it’s a stretch of coastline that feels caught between places.

Ocean on one side.
Bushland on the other.
And in some sections… the lake sitting just beyond the trees.

By day, it’s just another coastal drive.

But at night, it changes.

Long, dark stretches where you don’t pass another car.
No streetlights. Just headlights cutting through the bush.

And it’s here, on this road—that people say they’ve seen her.

Standing on the side of the drive… waiting.

Because some places don’t just lead somewhere—they carry the stories of everything that’s passed through them.