A Photograph Solves Three Murders: The Holly Chambers Case
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A Photograph Solves Three Murders: The Holly Chambers Case
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The photograph that sat undeveloped for three weeks and hidden in a drawer for months contained a tiny, concrete clue: eight feet behind Holly Chambers's body, on a clay shelf, a dark-painted wooden plate holder with a brass pull-tab sat in the shallows. That single image would link one retired postal clerk's birding route to a crime scene and eventually raise the question: how did a plate holder become the key to solving three murders?
In this episode, you will hear the timeline from Holly Chambers's last known movements through the discovery of her body, the actions of the man who took the photograph, and the records clerk who circulated a newsletter that brought the print forward. How did a hobbyist’s impulse to press a shutter and a clerk’s request for photographs change a stalled investigation?
Person: Holly Chambers
Date: July 14, 1931
Person: William Perry
Person: Wendy Rice
Location: Tilson Creek
- Holly Chambers was 56 years old and was last seen feeding her hens at 4:00 PM on July 14, 1931.
- William Perry was 43 and took one exposure with a borrowed Kodak Brownie the morning he found a hand in the shallows.
- Dr. Paul Meeks concluded within an hour that Chambers had no water in her lungs and had a circular blunt impact to the back of the head.
- The photograph was not developed for nearly three weeks and then left in a drawer for another three months before being mailed to the sheriff’s office.
- Wendy Rice, 31 and Records and Evidence Clerk, distributed a newsletter asking for photos of Tilson Creek; Perry mailed his print three days after seeing the notice.
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