The Dust, the Bottle, and the Woman Who Said Look
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The Dust, the Bottle, and the Woman Who Said Look
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A banned arsenic bottle, three-quarters full, was found two steps down inside a cellar hatch on March 14, 1934 - eleven days after Mark Burke died and four days after the coroner signed drought-related organ failure. Who tied a handwritten prescription to that bottle and why did official records ignore it at first?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of events from Burke's sudden illness and death through the discovery of Fowler's Solution in his cellar and the paperwork that initially closed the case; we track the people who noticed the anomalies and ask what one county clerk uncovered when she began reading the files. How did routine records miss the signs that a banned poison had been involved?
Person: Mark Burke
Date: March 10-14, 1934
Location: Dellard Crossing, Garfield County, Kansas
Substance: Fowler's Solution (potassium arsenite)
Investigator: Linda Collins
- The bottle was found three-quarters full inside a cellar hatch on March 14, 1934.
- Mark Burke had been dead eleven days when the bottle was discovered.
- Fowler's Solution had been banned from most farm-supply catalogues two years earlier.
- Dr. Alvin Stroupe first visited Burke on March 5 and returned on March 9 before Burke died on March 10, 1934.
- A handwritten card tied to the bottle read "For stomach complaints - one teaspoon in warm water. before bed."
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