The Boy Who Watched: How a Nine-Year-Old Broke a 20-Year Murder Secret
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A frozen morning, a single size seven white canvas sneaker tied in a perfect bow, and a body placed above the waterline - a scene that went cold for twenty years until a child's memory cracked it open. What could keep a nine-year-old from telling the one thing that would have changed everything?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the discovery on January 9, 2003, through the early investigation and the secret that stayed buried for two decades, asking how an obituary ultimately became the key that reopened the case.
Person: Megan Thompson
Date: January 9, 2003
Location: Harwick Road overpass culvert, Aldine County
Witness: Cindy Marsh, age nine at time of sighting
Investigator: Detective Sergeant Tom Haas
- Temperature at 6:40 AM on January 9, 2003: eleven degrees
- Shoe description: women's size seven white canvas sneaker, lace tied in a perfect bow
- Distance from witness window to culvert: sixty feet
- Last confirmed sighting of Megan alive: afternoon of January 8, 2003 (neighbor Howard Vance saw her in the garden)
- Time Patrice Dunham called police reporting Megan missing: 9:15 PM on January 8, 2003
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