The Copied Key: How Philip Davis Was Locked Away From Outside
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The Copied Key: How Philip Davis Was Locked Away From Outside
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A set of Ford F-150 keys, a leather wallet, and a Nokia phone were found tucked into the stern of a boat inside a locked storage unit - yet the brass Master Lock on the corrugated steel door could only be engaged from the outside. Who walked away after locking Philip Davis's belongings inside Unit Seven, and why would someone leave the evidence meant to be discovered?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from Philip's last 94-second call to the discovery in Unit Seven and the questions that follow. The episode covers the scene at Calhoun County Boat Storage, the forensic detail about the padlock, and Detective Patricia Lane's mounting puzzle: who had a key and what did leaving the items inside the boat mean?
Person: Philip Davis
Age: 32
Date: September 2 (last call) and September 14 (missing-persons report)
Location: Calhoun County Boat Storage, Unit Seven
Detective: Patricia Lane, 44, nine years on the job
- Philip's last confirmed phone location pinged at 7:03 p.m. at the intersection of County Road Seven and Lakeview Drive on Anchor Lake.
- Philip's last phone call lasted 94 seconds and ended with him saying he'd pick up food from Szechuan Garden.
- Gary Pruitt cut the brass Master Lock on Unit Seven eleven days after Philip vanished.
- The brass Master Lock model could only be engaged from the outside, according to locksmith Roy Becker.
- Inside the boat named Patience were Philip's wallet, Ford F-150 keys on a Minnesota Twins lanyard, and a Nokia pay-as-you-go phone.
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