Fugitive Leaves a Chess Clock: The Marilyn Cox Case
Fugitive Leaves a Chess Clock: The Marilyn Cox Case
A tournament-grade USB chess clock left upright on a concrete stoop became the quiet clue in a disappearance that crossed state lines and an ocean. A 28-year-old woman vanished from 2214 Delmar Street with $412 in cash, a burner phone, and that clock - so why would someone fleeing fraud bring an irreplaceable timepiece instead of more practical items?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the empty apartment and the photograph taken by a 15-year-old paper carrier to the customs record that placed her on a flight to Portugal, and we…
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