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15-year-old Eden Westbrook, lived in a small seaside town in Tasmania.

One night after a minor disagreement with her family she left home. The next morning, she was found dead hanging from a tree on the main road into the town. 

The family don’t believe she took her own life. 

This series delves into the family's view of the police investigation, the witness that was last to see Eden Alive, missing evidence, new information and a tiny town with a dark secret.

This is 'Our Little Edey – The Eden Westbrook Story'

You can now watch shorts from each episode here https://bit.ly/3KrQ3s6

******CONTENT WARNING *******

This podcast references suicide and suicidal ideation

Listener discretion is advised

Contacts for mental health and crisis support can be found here https://findahelpline.com

Our Little Edey – The Eden Westbrook Story

If you listen to Our Little Edey, Jay and the team at Podshape have a new investigative podcast about the death of an 18-year-old boy. Kane Moore was a classic North Queensland larrikin—goofy, big-hearted, and outdoorsy. He grew up by the river, loved his motorbike, doted on the family’s German shepherd Poppy, and wore the kind of haircut that got him in strife at school. He lived with his dad and sister just minutes from Rupertswood Park, where he and his mates often hung out.
 
Then, in April 2023, Kane’s aunt Katie and his sister walked into that same park and found him lying on the grass, gone. What follows are the frantic calls, the first statements, and the question that won’t let his family go: if this was a tragic mistake, why has no one come forward?
 
Please follow the show on your favorite podcast app or search Moore to the Story. 

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Episode 1 of a New Investigative Podcast -Ep 1 Party In The Park

Thursday, 11 September, was a monumental day for the Westbrook family in their search for the truth about what really happened to their 15-year-old daughter.
 
This episode captures that powerful moment — and looks ahead to what comes next.
 
 
 
 

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Eden's Law

In this episode, we have new information that we can finally share about a hairband that was found at the location of Eden's death. 
 
Plus Jacqui Lambie raises Eden's case again in the senate.
 
 
 
If you have information you would like to share with us, email here.

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The Black Hairband -Never Released News

August 11th is Eden Westbrook’s 26th birthday, her family isn’t lighting candles — they’re still chasing the truth. For years, Jason and Amanda Westbrook have fought political red tape, silence, and shifting governments to uncover what really happened to their daughter. As Tasmania stalls on a bill that could finally open the case, this episode marks another year without closure — and a family refusing to stop asking questions.

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Happy Birthday, Eden — Still No Answers

In this short bonus episode, we share an unexpected twist at the 11th hour: the parliamentary bill that, if passed, would grant Jason and Amanda access to Eden’s autopsy photos has taken a shocking turn. 
 

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One step Forward ...Two Steps Back -Bonus episode

In this episode, hear a moment that is a monumental step for the Westbrook family, and a social media post opens up a fresh set of questions.
 
 

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Another Step Towards the Truth

In this powerful episode, Jason and Amanda Westbrook react to the latest findings in Dr Byron Collins’ preliminary report on Eden’s death and the surrounding allegations. Plus, encouraging news from the Tasmanian Attorney-General and one of Australia’s leading barristers gives the family renewed hope in their search for the truth.

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Raw Emotions: Eden’s Parents Speak Out

Trigger Warning:
This episode contains discussion of suicide, death, child abuse, and investigative failures. Listener discretion is advised.
 
Forensic pathologist Dr. Byron Collins returns with a preliminary report into the death of Eden Westbrook — and raises serious concerns. Despite decades of experience, Dr. Collins says he’s never seen a case where critical evidence like autopsy photos has been withheld to this extent.
 
In this episode, he questions the original cause of death, highlights unusual injuries, and outlines key procedures that were missed — including the failure to take genital swabs or thoroughly examine the scene.
 
Working pro bono for the Westbrook family, Dr. Collins makes one thing clear: this case needs to be reinvestigated.

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The Interim Report: Dr. Byron Collins on Eden Westbrook's Case

Two individuals have come forward independently with allegations that another police officer is a pedophile. Larry (not his real name) mentions four people who have made similar allegations. Meanwhile, Christine, who served as a civilian in the police force, speaks about her experiences with disgraced pedophile cop Paul Reynolds.

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Tasmania has a problem!

On February 18th, 2015, Eden Jade Westbrook passed away.
 
Ten years on, two vigils are taking place in St Helens and Hobart, with her family speaking.
 
In this special episode, we bring you those heartfelt tributes.
 
If you want to help, please sign the petition here
 
 

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10 years Since Little Edey Died

"Who's to Blame" takes you into the heartbreaking story of Emma Lovell and her husband Lee. Emma was killed during a home invasion on Boxing Day in 2022.
Lee tells us about the events leading up to that terrible night and explores the impact on their family and the community around them.
The podcast goes beyond the headlines to tackle the bigger issue of youth crime. We sit down with the people who know it best -offenders, psychologists, program leaders, and police - to get real about what's driving these young people to commit such shocking acts and what can be done to stop it from happening again. and ask the question, Who's to blame? 
 
Episode one is out Monday, August 26th 

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Introducing - Who's to Blame?

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