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The Bowling Shoe That Alone Brought Her Home

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The Bowling Shoe That Alone Brought Her Home

A single upright bowling shoe was found pressed into a padlocked industrial fence at 6:15 a.m., laced and deliberately placed though no houses stood within a quarter mile; that shoe would trigger an investigation that uncovered a loosened battery terminal, eleven days of Thursday-night routines, and a woman who mapped her location by sound. What exactly did that shoe mean, and how did it lead investigators to where she was held?

In this episode, we tell the sequence of events from the Thursday night Sharon Burns left Canfield Lanes with a 14-pound burgundy bowling ball to the discovery of a shoe in a fence, and we follow the clues-her dead car, a white Dodge Ram, and the sounds she used to orient herself-to the question of how those details revealed her location.

Person: Sharon Burns
Date: May 1, 2014
Location: Canfield Lanes parking lot, Parnell, Ohio
Vehicle: White Dodge Ram
Object: Single upright bowling shoe found at 6:15 a.m. in a padlocked industrial fence

- Sharon Burns was 44 years old and had bowled Thursday nights for 11 years.
- She rolled a 168 that night and carried a 14-pound burgundy bowling ball and her bag when she left.
- Her Honda Civic sat in the Canfield Lanes lot for four days with doors locked, purse on the passenger seat, and phone on its charger.
- A quarter-turn loosened on the negative battery terminal was later found, causing a slow drain.
- The Delvane Cold Storage was located roughly 40 feet from a railroad spur whose freight trains passed at approximately 90-minute intervals.

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