A Fisherman Pulls a 1971 Hospital Form from a Louisiana Creek: The Jean Coleman Story
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A Fisherman Pulls a 1971 Hospital Form from a Louisiana Creek: The Jean Coleman Story
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A sealed hospital form dated April 9, 1971, turned up dry inside a zip-lock bag tucked in a willow root along Cutter Creek - from a hospital whose records supposedly burned in 1994. The form lists a mother named Agnes Haverford, a name completely unknown in Pickett Bend; how did this document survive and who was Agnes Haverford?
In this episode, we tell what happened after a fisherman handed that found form to the sheriff’s office and how the discovery intersected with small signs of unease in Jean Coleman’s life, asking whether one paper can unravel a lifetime of assumed facts.
Person: Jean Coleman
Date: April 9, 1971
Location: Cutter Creek (found), Pickett Bend (residence)
Event: Found-property hospital intake form logged by Deputy Sam Prewitt
Facility: Calverton County General Hospital (closed 1988; records burned 1994)
- The bag containing the form was tucked into the fork of a willow root just above the waterline of Cutter Creek and was dry inside.
- The hospital form is dated April 9, 1971, the same date Jean Coleman believes is her birthdate.
- The MOTHER field on the form names Agnes Haverford, a name unfamiliar to Jean and others in Pickett Bend.
- Calverton County General Hospital closed in 1988 and its transferred records burned in a warehouse fire in 1994, yet this 1971 form remained legible.
- Todd Zeller, who had fished Cutter Creek since age 19, found the sealed gallon zip-lock bag on an early April morning in 2019.
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