He Kept Her Water Bottle: The Trophy That Traveled Home
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He Kept Her Water Bottle: The Trophy That Traveled Home
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A pale green, 20-ounce water bottle with a cartoon sun sticker reappeared in the mail four years after the owner was murdered - despite being logged as evidence and officially destroyed. Inside the rubber gasket investigators found the killer's skin cells; why would someone keep such a trophy and then mail it back with no return address?
In this episode, we tell the story of three women killed in three parking lots across central New Jersey, the broken cameras at every scene, and the single pale green tumbler that linked a killer to his crime. How does one small object reveal a pattern no one saw for years?
Person: Rhonda Cook
Date: October 14, 2009
Location: Sunrise Fitness parking lot, Harwick Township, Mercer County, New Jersey
Status: Evidence logged, later released as destroyed, then mailed to family in May 2013
Detective: Sandra Myers
- The water bottle was pale green, 20 ounces, with a cartoon sun sticker on the side.
- The gym security camera above the east entrance had been out of service for 17 days before October 14, 2009.
- Time of death was placed between 5:45 a.m. and 6:30 a.m, by medical examiner Dr. Philip Rourke.
- A single navy blue polyester fleece fiber was recovered from Rhonda Cook's collar as the only physical sign of a stranger's presence.
- The pale green tumbler arrived in a padded envelope in May 2013 with no return address or explanation.
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