The Dry Matchbook: How a Bar's Logo Hid a Killer's Trail
The Dry Matchbook: How a Bar's Logo Hid a Killer's Trail
A dry matchbook with a red cover and a Kestrel Tap logo lay flat on a dead man’s chest while his body had been in the Sallow River for eight to ten hours - yet the matchbook was completely dry, as if placed seconds before. That matchbook design had stopped printing six months before the victim’s death, a gap that would unravel the original suspect’s alibi and leave one central question: who placed it there and why?
In this episode, we lay out the timeline, the overlooked evidence, and the small details that stalled a case for twenty…
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