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The Tin That Told a Lie: How a Name Tag Unmasked Murder

The Tin That Told a Lie: How a Name Tag Unmasked Murder

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The Tin That Told a Lie: How a Name Tag Unmasked Murder

Cold evidence refused to stay buried: a barn-red corrugated roofing tin, 31 inches wide and 6 feet long, with a name tag still reading FOSTER lay flat over a body found in a ditch on January 9, 1991 - and for 24 years investigators could not place where that tin came from. Who moved that panel, why was Christine Foster covered with a material that didn’t match any nearby structure, and what finally broke the case after decades of silence?

In this episode, we tell the facts of the case as presented in the records and witness accounts, from the scene on Sutter Mill Road to the items left in Christine’s recovered car, and follow how two stubborn pieces of evidence - the roofing tin and a cleaned fast-food bag with half-eaten fries - pointed toward the same unanswered question.

Person: Christine Foster
Date: January 9, 1991
Location: Sutter Mill Road ditch, Renner County
Case: Homicide - strangulation
Evidence: Corrugated roofing tin with name tag reading FOSTER

- The roofing tin measured 31 inches wide and 6 feet long and was barn red on one side with a powder-coated finish.
- Christine Foster was 32 years old and her body was partially covered by the roofing tin when found.
- The white Dodge Omni was recovered on January 10, parked facing east at Hendricks Feed and Farm Supply lot nearly a mile from her workplace.
- A Steer Country bag on the passenger seat contained half-eaten fries and a flat soda; the bag had been wiped clean with no prints.
- Lead detective Howard Beal filed three separate memos about the tin in February, April and that summer of 1991 after canvassing every structure within 1.1 miles with no match.

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