The Red Coat on the Pole: Secrets of Camp Cedarline
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A small red child's coat hung eight feet up on a flagpole at Camp Cedarline in December 2019, perfectly dry after two days of rain, with a name stitched inside: Becca Norris, Cabin Four - a name and cabin that did not exist. Who put a dry, size six or seven coat where everyone could see it, and why was a fictional name already logged in sheriff evidence months earlier?
In this episode, we tell the story of Camp Cedarline, the purchase and conversion of a bankrupt summer camp into a closed community, and the events that led thirty-one adults to live inside its fence. How did a man with a construction background create a place where people signed away powers of attorney, and what does the red coat reveal about what really happened at Cedarline?
Person: Craig Alan Holt
Date: December 2019
Location: Camp Cedarline, Claxton County, Tennessee
Event: Red child’s coat found on flagpole
Case: Community Investment Agreement with financial power of attorney
- The coat was discovered by Wade Farrell, a Claxton County Electric meter reader, on the fourth Wednesday of December 2019.
- The label inside the coat read "Becca Norris, Cabin Four," a name the sheriff's evidence log had listed five months earlier.
- Craig Alan Holt purchased Camp Cedarline in February 2018 through Intentional Living Associates for $83,000 in cash.
- By autumn 2018, thirty-one adults lived inside the Cedarline fence, including a retired electrician and a logistics manager.
- Jennifer Cho was assigned the camp name Becca Norris and was told she would live in Cabin Four, but the property had only three cabins.
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