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The Planner on the Culvert: Why Kimberly Never Reached the Courthouse

The Planner on the Culvert: Why Kimberly Never Reached the Courthouse

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The Planner on the Culvert: Why Kimberly Never Reached the Courthouse

A leather day planner sat upright and open on the lip of a concrete culvert - dry, circled to an evening courthouse appearance, and found forty-one miles from the courthouse nine days after its owner vanished. How did an object so deliberate and specific end up in a dry drainage ditch, and what did it reveal about Kimberly Griffin’s last hours?

In this episode, we follow the sequence of observations and physical evidence that linked a missing LPN’s circled appointment to a culvert on the lower reach of Dunmore Creek, and we trace the questions investigators asked when a routine property survey became a turning point in the case. What did a single clay smear and an upright planner tell them about where Kimberly had been taken?

Person: Kimberly Griffin
Age: 48
Date: August 9, 2011 (missing); August 19, 2011 (planner found)
Location: Dry drainage ditch on lower reach of Dunmore Creek, eastern Dunmore County
Event: Planner found upright on concrete culvert, page circled "Seven p.m. - Courthouse. Don't be late."

- Kimberly was last seen backing out of her driveway at approximately 6:40 p.m. on August 9, 2011, and did not arrive at the courthouse for a 7:00 p.m. subpoenaed appearance.
- Her car was found the afternoon of August 10, 2011, on the gravel shoulder of Old Millhouse Road with the engine cold, doors unlocked, purse on the passenger seat, and a dead phone.
- A reddish-brown alluvial clay smear from the Dunmore Creek drainage basin was identified on the driver’s-side door handle of Kimberly’s car.
- Jeffrey Vaughn, a county surveyor, found the leather planner upright on a culvert lip and called 9-1-1 at 8:52 a.m. on August 19, 2011; the planner’s cover was monogrammed K.G.
- The culvert where the planner was found sits forty-one miles from the Dunmore County Courthouse and is in the same drainage basin as the clay type found on Kimberly’s car.

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