The north vent swung inward and let the killer in
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The north vent swung inward and let the killer in
The north vent swung inward and let the killer in this episode, we follow the discovery at the WMLV transmitter shed and the early steps investigators took as discrepancies pile up around Gregory Petersen’s death. What did a loose north ventilation panel, an unforced door, and a missed pigeon-feeding ritual reveal about who could enter the building?
Person: Gregory Petersen
Date: March 8-9, 1937
Location: WMLV transmitter shed, Millhaven
Person: Sherry Erickson
Person: Frank Hooper
- Petersen worked nights at the transmitter shed and kept a ritual of feeding six homing pigeons every night at ten o’clock.
- The coroner set the time of death at 10:55 PM, yet a voice was recorded on the WMLV transmission log at 11:14 PM.
- The shed showed no signs of forced entry; the north ventilation panel sat loose and could swing inward when pressed at the right angle.
- Contractor Baker logged an unauthorized onsite visit on February 28, 1937, recorded in the station access log without a work order.
- Station manager Frank Hooper had keys, knew the layout, and was the subject of an embezzlement report Petersen filed on February 22, 1937.
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