Dry Lunchbox, Warm Note: How a Typed Message Framed a Murder Trial
Dry Lunchbox, Warm Note: How a Typed Message Framed a Murder TrialA dry, warm red lunchbox sat on wet asphalt at 6:45 a.m. on March 7, 2011 - inside was a twelve-word typed note that had no fingerprints and no DNA. That lunchbox linked a homicide, a disputed zoning fight, and a storage building with mineral-oil residue; who placed it there, and why, would pivot a murder case from conviction to exoneration.In this episode, you will hear the timeline from the morning the lunchbox was found through the contested evidence that followed, and we follow the threads that tied Patricia Osgood to the…
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