She Stopped Bringing Kolaches: The Single Shoe That Told All
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A single size seven patent-leather dress shoe sat upright beneath a porch on Keswick Lane, placed with such care there was no disturbed soil and no second shoe anywhere. The shoe was found seven days after Vicki Ford went missing and the reason it was left there would remain unexplained for years-who put it there, and why?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the morning Randy Olson noticed the smell and found the shoe to Detective Lauren Romano's arrival at the scene, detailing the house's defective latch, Vicki's routines, and the neighborhood activity around the Granton County Fair. How did knowledge of a specific latch, a quiet entry on a fireworks night, and a single orderly shoe connect to Vicki's death?
Person: Vicki Ford
Date: July 4-5, 2011 (time of death)
Location: Keswick Lane, Granton County
Cause: Manual strangulation
Finder: Randy Olson (discovered shoe July 12, 2011)
- Vicki Ford turned 38 in March 2011 and had worked 11 years as a records clerk at the Granton County Department of Health.
- The Granton County Fair ran June 22-July 3, 2011; Keswick Lane is less than a mile from the fairgrounds.
- Bernard Chu reported seeing an unmarked white cargo van parked in the alley behind Vicki's property on at least three evenings during the two weeks before she disappeared.
- The back door latch required lifting the handle to a specific angle to open without a key, a defect the homeowner Al Geary had noticed for two years.
- The medical examiner determined time of death as sometime during July 4th or 5th, 2011, and confirmed manual strangulation.
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