The Sneaker in the Snow That Broke a 30-Year Lie
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The Sneaker in the Snow That Broke a 30-Year Lie
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A single size seven sneaker, laces double-knotted and preserved in a snowbank since October 1992, hid a dry-cleaning ticket dated October 9, 1992 - the same errand Connie Myers never completed before she vanished. Thirty years later that shoe turned up on Kettner Road and forced questions about an investigation that centered on one man while leaving other leads untested; what exactly did that sneaker keep locked inside its sole?
In this episode, we follow the timeline and the evidence preserved across decades, from Connie Myers’s last known movements at St. Agatha’s to the notes and legal pads kept by Deputy Tom Vickers, and we return to the unanswered connections around the grain facility on Kettner Road. How did a ticket from Elhart Cleaners, a missing left shoe, and an unchecked path behind a grain storage building reshape a cold case?
Person: Connie Myers
Date: October 9-13, 1992
Location: Kettner Road, near Harrow Drive, Dane Holloway County, Wisconsin
Case: Homicide by manual strangulation; left sneaker missing
Investigator: Deputy Tom Vickers (opened case; retired 2007; died January 4, 2023)
- Road grader operator Janet Baker uncovered a woman's sneaker in a snowbank on February 11, 2023, on Kettner Road.
- The sneaker was size seven, laces double-knotted, with a dry-cleaning ticket from Elhart Cleaners dated October 9, 1992, inside the toe.
- Connie Myers’s Buick was found October 10, 1992, 0.2 miles from the Harrow Drive intersection on Kettner Road with the driver's door not fully latched.
- Connie's body was recovered October 13, 1992, in a drainage ditch beside a grain storage facility; cause of death was manual strangulation and she had been moved after death.
- A fingernail swab from Connie’s autopsy was sent to the Wisconsin state crime lab in October 1992 and remained catalogued and untouched for thirty years.
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