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The Quarter That Exposed Three Women Missing Along I-78

A single quarter and a shoebox purchase revealed a four-by-six photograph showing a green duffel and a human foot at the mile-marker-91 rest area - the same date stamp as the night Megan Porter vanished. How did a coin, a swap meet, and a buried photo connect three disappearances along I-78?

In this episode, we lay out the sequence of discoveries from the parking lot image to the rest area where remains were found, tracing timelines, jurisdictions, and the moment a task force tied cases together. What does that washed-out photo finally tell investigators about who took the picture - and why they kept it?

Person: Megan Porter
Date: April 14, 2007
Location: mile-marker-91 rest area (I-78)
Event: car recovered at Kemper Regional Airport long-term lot
Status: remains found June 2008

- Megan Porter was 22 years old and last seen leaving the Doyle County Public Library at 9:47 PM on April 14, 2007.
- Her car was found three days later in the Kemper Regional Airport long-term lot with purse and phone inside and no signs of struggle.
- Remains identified as Megan’s were discovered by maintenance worker Doug Albright in June 2008 at a drainage easement near the mile-marker-91 rest area.
- A shoebox bought for $0.25 at the Harwick County Fairgrounds swap meet contained a dated drugstore photo stamped April 14, 2007 showing a green duffel and a foot in a white sock at the mile-marker-91 rest area.
- Detective Angela Campbell of the Sallow River Tri-County Task Force received the photograph 11 days after it was brought to local authorities and linked it to the Porter disappearance.

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