Lighthouse of Pills: How a Buried Organizer Exposed a Quiet Poisoner
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Lighthouse of Pills: How a Buried Organizer Exposed a Quiet Poisoner
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A birdwatcher found a ceramic lighthouse in the roots of a fallen poplar, its seven sealed compartments full of dry capsules - and the base carved with the name of a woman buried eleven months earlier. The pills were linked to a death certified as arrhythmia in a patient with dilated cardiomyopathy, but why was her pill organizer tucked in the woods, and whose fingerprints were on the bottle of digoxin that followed?
In this episode, we lay out the sequence of discoveries from the walk in the brush to the items routed to county investigators, and trace the connections between two women, a bottle of medication, and a set of unexplained tremors that resurface in the record - how did those threads lead to a Creston courtroom four years after the death?
Person: Michelle Petersen
Location: Linden Terrace, Creston
Date: September (death), following August (organizer found) - eleven months later
Person: John Sullivan
Medication: digoxin (bottle with no pharmacy name, no prescribing physician, one partial fingerprint)
- Michelle Petersen taught sixth-grade science at Creston Middle School for twenty-six years and lived on Linden Terrace for nineteen years.
- Four years before her death Dr. Philip Norbert diagnosed Michelle with dilated cardiomyopathy; she saw him every twelve weeks.
- Michelle’s planner recorded three consecutive Tuesdays in late August with the note: "J. picked up meds."
- A birdwatcher found the ceramic lighthouse pill organizer thirty yards into brush along Creston Lake Road, with seven sealed compartments and dry capsules.
- The discovered bottle of digoxin had no pharmacy name, no prescribing physician listed, and one partial fingerprint on the inside rim of the cap.
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