Hugs Christine and siblings. What a difficult journey to find truth this was. May Cleo rest in peace.

The adopted mother is being selfish. Goodness, have some consideration for the siblings and talk to them.

',

!

!!!!!!?!!

This taxi driver said he had nothing to hide - -but refused lie detector test.? Odd and very dodgy. Him and Jack killed this women. Don't bother looking for anyone else. THEY DID IT - period.

Your wonderful podcast has no irritating commercials at all! I am so impressed & I will be sending you money. Everyone who reads this, please donate even a small amount. $5 a month even??? Thank you Connie!

Wow! This is not what I was expecting. Such a sad and still unexplainable ending. I hope the family has found peace with all that they have endured throughout their lives. Prayers to the family.

Agree Alice, just goes to show that there is hope. What a brave family. Hate racism and this family, as have many of the native Indians, been through a lot. Seems very distant living here in England.

Feel Johnnie is holding something back. That picture of Cleo, in the yellow top school picture, is lovely. What a pretty little girl, full of life. As a psychiatric nurse this family has is going through a lot. This episode - the reunion of Johnnie and Christine is nice relief. Good to hear some laughs. Love this podcast, thanks Connie

As a psychiatric nurse of many years, when working with traumatised people, THE first thing you do is establish if the person WANTS to discuss the trauma, then reassurance that they can stop at any time. Terrible how these Indians were abused.

You can feel the pain in Christine's voice. Intrigued about this story. Very sad.

The most emotionally gripping podcast I couldn't stop listening too after hearing the introduction. I found myself crying alot and just felt like I was a part of the journey. Amazing and important work :)

Connie, you are by far and away, my favorite reporter to listen to. Despite your investigations being compelling, your voice is moving and the listener can just feel how deeply you care. Please keep up this podcast and many thanks!! All my love and best wishes to these girls and their families. How I wish I could do more!

I was so moved by Finding Cleo. A profound podcast.

Thanks Connie for this heartbreaking, yet beautiful story of a little Cleo that knew where her true home is at. I have more questions about her adoptive family & how Cleo knew how to use a gun & how her adoptive brother seemed to be angry over a jacket... maybe angry enough to kill? ... just more questions I have but I’m grateful you united this family. ♥️♥️🙏🏻🙏🏻

very well done podcast

M. c. V.

nice

I have been more emotionally invested in this story than any other podcast. I know it isn't the same, but I spent many childhood years as a foster child separated from my siblings. Different circumstances but so relatable for me. You don't often hear much about how kids struggle with longing for their intact, original families.