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The ID Badge That Refused to Stay Buried

The ID Badge That Refused to Stay Buried

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The ID Badge That Refused to Stay Buried

Imagine an ID badge, lost and found, then stolen and found again on the exact same stretch of road seventeen months later. This isn't a coincidence; it's a chilling echo from a closed group in Irongate, Wisconsin. What dark secrets did this fellowship hide that made a simple badge refuse to stay buried?

In this episode, we uncover the story of Connie Voss's ID badge and the unusual circumstances surrounding its reappearance. We delve into the Irongate Fellowship, a small, closed group led by Ruth Fitzgerald, and the documented events that reveal how a search for stability led to a pattern of manipulation.

Person: Connie Voss
Location: Irongate, Wisconsin
Organization: Irongate Fellowship
Source: Public court records, investigative reporting, county maintenance logs, testimony

- Jessica Becker found an orange, laminated ID badge on County Road Seven.
- The badge, belonging to Connie Voss, had a date-stamp from seventeen months earlier.
- The badge had been found once before, cataloged, and stored in a county maintenance shed before being stolen.
- Ruth Fitzgerald, 51, started the "Circle meetings" with nine men from Tullen Fabrication.
- Members of the Fellowship contributed fifteen percent of their net pay to an "Operating Fund."

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