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The Burgundy Planner: How a Lost Journal Unraveled Three Deaths

The Burgundy Planner: How a Lost Journal Unraveled Three Deaths

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The Burgundy Planner: How a Lost Journal Unraveled Three Deaths

A dry burgundy leather planner with initials C.D. sat in a soaking window well while the house it belonged to had been empty for eleven days - and the name on a laminated library card inside was Cheryl Dixon, who had been dead for eight years. That single object would pull three deaths out of “accident” and point to unexplained campus entries, but how did a planner vanish and reappear to reopen a closed case?

In this episode, we lay out the chain of discoveries from the morning the planner was found to the records and artifacts that didn’t add up, presenting the facts that shifted one death’s ruling and raised questions about others. How do a maintenance log, a work order, and two pieces of pottery change everything?

Person: Cheryl Dixon
Date: April 19, 2006
Location: basement stairwell, private house on Alderman Loop
Case: initial ruling - accidental fall; reopened after planner found in April 2014
Person: Detective Christine Lane

- A burgundy leather planner with magnetic clasp and gold monogram C.D. was found wedged in a window well on Alderman Loop at 8:45 AM on a Tuesday in April 2014.
- Cheryl Dixon, age 53, was found dead at the base of her basement stairs on April 19, 2006; medical examiner noted blunt force trauma to the posterior skull and ruled it an accidental fall.
- Crestfield Community College maintenance log shows Brian Long entered the ceramics building three times between March 5 and March 14, 2006, using a valid keycard.
- One work order (a leaking pipe) listed for the ceramics utility corridor had been repaired the week before Brian Long’s first documented visit but remained open in the log.
- At Cheryl’s death scene in 2006, Dr. Sandra Vick recorded a fettling knife and a partially coiled clay figure not matched to Cheryl’s portable teaching kit or locked supply cabinet.

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