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Did this call really take place? If a person really did phone the Northbridge Baths that afternoon, and another person answered the phone first, the person phoning would have to have been a female. So have they ever found out who took that phone call? The only person who would probably have made that call would have been Marilyn Dawson. If a man (such as Paul Dawson) actually made the call, it could have been planned for a definite time so that CD could have been waiting for the call and been near the phone at the time to answer it himself. Has this mystery ever been solved? Or did Chris just pretend he had taken a call from Lyn but there was no actual call?
Apparently, according to the podcast, the girls who worked in the kiosk are still trying to work out if any of them answered that phone call. The presumption being that the call would have come into the kiosk, and the kiosk worker would have had to get Chris to come to the phone.
Maya frequented Northbridge Baths at the time Lyn Dawson disappeared, and would often help out in the kiosk. She recalls seeing Chris Dawson there regularly, and that he was friendly and good-looking. Maya and her friends are exchanging emails now, trying to work out who might have answered the kiosk phone that Saturday, 36 years ago, when Chris Dawson said Lyn called to say she needed some time away. - Maya Sydney (podcast episode 6).
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The Australian - December 5, 2018