The Dry Shoe on the Sycamore: What Paul Never Explained
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The Dry Shoe on the Sycamore: What Paul Never Explained
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A single dry white canvas sneaker, women's size seven with laces tied in a neat bow and orange upland clay on the sole, sat upright on a sycamore root above a drowned body - a detail the man later convicted never once addressed. Why was the shoe dry, cleaned of river silt, and deliberately removed and placed after death, and what does the upland clay point to?
In this episode, we lay out the concrete facts from the scene, the timeline of Erin O'Brien's last confirmed movements, and the discovery that connects a July service call to the missing spare key and the man named Paul Erickson. How did a crawlspace job and a changed lockbox code become part of the same mystery?
Person: Erin O'Brien
Date: September 11, 2014
Location: Morrow River, Millhaven, Illinois
Person: Paul Erickson
Event: Keating Climate Solutions crawlspace service in July
- Erin O'Brien was 24 years old at the time she was found.
- The sneaker found on the sycamore root was women's size seven with laces tied after death.
- The sole of the sneaker contained orange upland clay, not river silt or bank mud.
- Erin's last confirmed use of her bank card was on September 5, 2014.
- Paul Erickson, age 31 and a Keating technician, performed two days of crawlspace work in the building in July and had been issued a lockbox code later changed in August.
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