The single running shoe that started Emily Hunt's fall from Pier Four
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The single running shoe that started Emily Hunt's fall from Pier Four
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The single running shoe that started Emily Hunt's fall from Pier Four
In this episode, we follow the early days of the investigation into Emily Hunt’s death and the strange pieces that framed it. We trace her disciplined running routine, the discovery of a planted shoe in a locked shed, and the leads and misdirections that consumed investigators-what thread finally pulls the case taut?
Person: Emily Hunt
Date: November 14 (morning), final training-log entry November 13 at 10:10 PM
Location: Pier Four, harbor shed
Person: Paul Vetter
Document: roadside fuel delivery invoice dated 5:50 AM November 14
- Emily ran the harbor loop every morning for five years, ringing the iron bell at the head of Pier Four as a fixed point in her route.
- A size seven running shoe, laces tied and upright, was found on a shelf inside a shed locked from the outside with no forced entry.
- Emily’s last handwritten training-log entry, made at 10:10 PM the night before, read “five point two miles tomorrow. Ring the bell.”
- A dark Ford F-250 had been seen near Pier Four on two occasions; Emily emailed a colleague about it but the email was unread for eleven days.
- Investigators spent six weeks focused on Emily’s boyfriend Paul Vetter after ATM withdrawals and keycard access raised questions, before documentary evidence shifted their attention.
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