The Man Who Drove Her Home: The Earring That Broke Thirty Years Silence
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The Man Who Drove Her Home: The Earring That Broke Thirty Years Silence
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A sealed evidence bag, amber with age and labeled with a legible property number, turned up in leaf litter at Calloway Reservoir three decades after Michelle Vogel was killed - and the earring inside once belonged to a case that never left Merritt County evidence storage. How did an item tied to a thirty-year-old strangulation case end up buried miles from the file that said it never left the evidence room?
In this episode, we tell the facts of Michelle Vogel's disappearance and death, the stray earring found on April 9, 2019, and the gaps in the original investigation that kept answers from the people who wanted them. What did that mismatched driver's seat and the evidence tag really mean for a case that had gone cold?
Person: Michelle Vogel
Date: October 11, 1989 (last seen); October 17, 1989 (body found)
Location: Grover Falls, Ohio; body found in drainage culvert off County Road 14
Status: Cause of death manual strangulation; case remained unresolved for decades
Event: Earring found April 9, 2019 at eastern edge of Calloway Reservoir in sealed evidence bag
- Michelle was 37 years old and worked as a billing coordinator at Merritt County General Hospital for eleven years.
- She called her mother at 11:03 p.m. on October 11, 1989 and spoke for 22 minutes; that was the last time Elaine Vogel heard her voice.
- Michelle’s car was found six days after she disappeared with keys in the ignition, purse on the passenger seat, and the driver’s seat pushed back approximately four inches.
- Her body was discovered on October 17, 1989, having been at the site for most of the six days since she disappeared.
- On April 9, 2019, Laura Cooper found a sealed plastic evidence bag containing a small gold hoop with turquoise inlay at Calloway Reservoir; the handwritten property number on the tag was still legible.
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