The Sneaker Above the Slab: How a Town Buried Its Child
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The Sneaker Above the Slab: How a Town Buried Its Child
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A single size four sneaker lay pressed flat in concrete for thirty-three years above the place where nine-year-old Judith Hall was hidden, unnoticed until contractors broke the slab on September 4, 2019. How did a town, its investigators, and a single assumption keep a missing child buried in plain sight for more than three decades?
In this episode, we present the known facts of Judith Hall's disappearance and the long gap between the 1986 investigation and the 2019 discovery, asking how early choices and narrow theories redirected an inquiry away from the true location of the crime.
Person: Judith Hall
Date: Disappearance September 12, 1986
Location: Mercer Falls, Larkin County
Event: Concrete slab opened September 4, 2019
Person: Detective Sergeant Phil Akers
- Judith Hall was nine years old when she left the Millbrook Avenue arts center at 4:32 PM on September 12, 1986.
- Contractors tore up the concrete slab and found evidence directly under a sneaker on September 4, 2019, thirty-three years after her disappearance.
- Detective Sergeant Phil Akers pursued a theory that the abductor was a passing stranger and focused on out-of-state trucking leads for nearly a year.
- The case was classified inactive in 1988; Phil Akers retired in 1994 and died in 2012, leaving a personal case file later donated to the sheriff's office.
- Randy Patterson, age twenty-four in 1986, worked at Kellerman Foods, had an employee key to the rear access road, and later told investigators he had watched children leave the arts center for months.
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