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In this episode I retrace Katie Walker's last known steps, discuss NSW Police's current theory about what happened and why her loved ones are refusing to believe it. Plus, Katie's best friends Justine and Elizabeth help me tell the story of Katie's fascinating life up until her disappearance.
If you know anything, please contact Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 and PROOF INVESTIGATIONS.
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Katie Walker, 46, was last seen in Sydney's Tamarama at 1:12pm on May 23, 2026.
In articles several weeks ago now, the press wrongly identified the mum-of-two as a "Married At First Sight Australia producer" and described the wrong woman. They confused Katie Walker with Kate Walker, who works in TV. Since then, some outlets have quietly deleted their stories and there has been zero further coverage.
The real Katie's story has now been ignored by all mainstream media.
I (Joshua Fox) have spent a week now speaking to Katie's frustrated friends and family, and promised them I'd use my platforms to get her face and story out there that'll hopefully lead to new information. Plus, I've been speaking the private investigator they've hired to also try and find answers
I'll be documenting our progress on this new podcast, The disappearance of Katie Walker, as well as on my Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
NOTE: NSW Police have now issued two public appeals for information and their investigation is active.
More details at helpfindkatie.com
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British-born Katie Walker, 46, was last seen in Sydney's Tamarama at 1:12pm on May 23, 2026.
In articles several weeks ago now, the press wrongly identified the mum-of-two as a "Married At First Sight Australia producer" and described the wrong woman. They confused Katie Walker with Kate Walker, who works in TV. Since then, some outlets have quietly deleted their stories and there has been zero further coverage.
The real Katie's story has now been ignored by all mainstream media.
I (Joshua Fox) have spent a week now speaking to Katie's frustrated friends and family, and promised them I'd use my platforms to get her face and story out there that'll hopefully lead to new information. Plus, I've been speaking the private investigator they've hired to also try and find answers
I'll be documenting our progress on this new podcast, The disappearance of Katie Walker, as well as on my Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
NOTE: NSW Police have now issued two public appeals for information and their investigation is active.
More details at helpfindkatie.com
If you know anything, please contact Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000 and PROOF INVESTIGATIONS.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After Bec went silent on all socials after finally undergoing her surgery in Bali, here’s what is really happening over in Indonesia. Plus, Sammy’s new boyfriend, Rhi and Jeff’s post-split latest and some Gia drama.
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This episode is going to make several people uncomfortable.
That includes myself, the influencers from the Bali trip, content creators in general, journalists at mainstream publications and, in some ways, you, listening to this, wherever you are.
I’m now home from Bali, I’ve spent 48 hours reflecting on what I learned over there, what I’ve learned from the online commentary and I have a few things to say.
In this episode, you’ll also hear from Below Deck’s Alli Dore, who is now recovering from the “rib contouring” procedure and Stella from this year’s Married At First Sight, who shares her own cosmetic surgery story – and the regrets she now has.
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This isn't the ending I thought this Bali series would have, but after I waved Married At First Sight bride Bec off at the hospital ahead of her "rib recontouring" surgery, a lot quickly changed. In this episode, she explains why she has backed out of it, for now, at least.
PS: Not discussed in the episode but It is worth noting though that here, in Bali, several of the girls' scheduled surgery times and days did get switched once they arrived, allowing for people like Bec, who weren't first up, to have that little bit of extra time to stop and think, like you'll hear in this episode.
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