The Culvert Secret: How a 48-Year-Old Purse Broke a Murder Case
The Culvert Secret: How a 48-Year-Old Purse Broke a Murder Case
A payroll envelope sealed on March 5, 1971 sat in an Indiana drainage culvert for forty-eight years before a dog led its owner to pull a burgundy leather bag free - inside was Kimberly York’s payroll envelope, red tape intact. The discovery reopened a homicide where the victim’s body was found drowned with two skull fractures and no one charged for nearly five decades; who finally broke the case and how did a forgotten photograph point to a man never interviewed?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of discoveries and records…
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