The Shoes on Millhaven: Why Were They Left Pointing In?
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The Shoes on Millhaven: Why Were They Left Pointing In?
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A polished pair of size ten brown leather oxfords sat outside a locked house at 6:20 a.m., socks folded inside and toes pointed toward the door-no footprints in the frost and a man dead inside from blunt force trauma. How did shoes left perfectly placed become the one clue ignored for nineteen years, and what did a paper rectangle pulled from a shoe in 2022 reveal that reopened the case?
In this episode, we walk through the events on Crestwood Circle, the original investigation that focused on a neighbor, and the later discovery in 2022 that changed the course of the cold case. What was missed in 2003 that a single overlooked object exposed nearly two decades later?
Person: Eric Porter
Date: March 9, 2003
Location: 4 Crestwood Circle, Millhaven, Ohio
Cause: Blunt force to the back of the skull
Evidence found: Size ten brown leather oxfords with socks folded inside
- Shoes discovered at approximately 6:20 a.m. on March 9, 2003 with toes pointed toward the house.
- Time of death estimated between 11:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. (March 8-9, 2003).
- All doors to 4 Crestwood Circle were locked from the inside with no signs of forced entry.
- Terry Holm arrested in April 2003; trial in September 2003 resulted in a hung jury (7 for conviction, 5 against).
- A paper rectangle was removed from an evidence shoe in March 2022 after 19 years in an evidence annex.
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