Squadron also operates the St Kilda Marina on Marine Parade, one of the first marinas in Melbourne. The Bayside Trail off-road bicycle network connects through St Kilda with an additional Copenhagen-style bicycle lane running along Fitzroy Street connecting Albert Park Reserve to the foreshore. Missing person cases Three separate and prominent unsolved missing persons cases are associated with St Kilda. Linda Stilwell was a 7-year-old girl who was abducted on 10 August 1968 from St Kilda Beach. The prime suspect is Derek Percy, who has also been named by police as a suspect in the Wanda Beach Murders and in the disappearance of the Beaumont children. Adele Bailey was a 23-year-old trans woman who disappeared from St Kilda in September 1978. Her remains were found in 1995 in a disused mineshaft near Bonnie Doon. Louise and Charmian Faulkner also vanished from outside their Acland Street flat on 26 April 1980 after getting into a ute driven by an older Australian male. Residents Architects William Pitt (1855-1880s) John James Clark (died at his residence in 1915) Sir Bernard Evans (moved from England in 1913 and was schooled there) Entertainers Margot Robbie - actress Trevor Marmalade - comedian Paul Dawber: actor, Neighbours, Sons & Daughters, The Novelist. Sheila Florance - actress, until 1991 Rachel Griffiths - actress Magda Szubanski - comedian John Safran - media personality Zbych Trofimiuk - actor Chris Lilley - actor and musician Dub FX - musician and street performer Jessica Jacobs - actress, Saddle Club series 2 Charlie Vickers- Actor Musicians AC/DC (1973–1975) Mark Seymour (1970s–2005) Rowland S. Howard (1970s; 1993–2009) Fred Negro Renee Geyer - singer Adam Briggs—better known by his performing name, "Briggs" (early 2000s) Politicians Henry Bailey (lived on Alma Road for many years and died there) Stanley Bruce - one-time Prime Minister of Australia (born 1883, but moved in 1885) Albert Jacka VC - 1st AIF Army officer and former Mayor of St Kilda Sportspeople Ron Barassi (Australian rule footballer; lived there from the late 1970s to present) Brian Dixon, Australian rule footballer Eva Duldig (born 1938), Austrian-born Australian and Dutch tennis player, author Michael Klim, swimmer Frederick McEvoy British winter Olympian who won bobsleigh bronze at the 1936 Winter Olympics in Germany. Mal Michael (2007–), Australian rules footballer Sir Hubert Opperman "Oppy" (cyclist; lived at Edgewater Towers from the day it opened in 1961 until he moved to retirement village) Jim Stynes (Australian