The Dry Badge: Why a Single Dry ID Broke a Murder Cold Case
The Dry Badge: Why a Single Dry ID Broke a Murder Cold Case
A laminated visitor badge found beneath the dead man’s open hand was completely dry despite a hard rain that soaked everything within ten feet of Charles Andrews's body - a detail that sat untouched for eighteen years. That dry badge carried the name Thomas Jones and, decades later, would point to a single man at the exact spot where Andrews died; how did one small, moisture-free object become the clock that rewound a cold case?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the rain-soaked April night of 2003 through years of stalled…
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