The Typewriter That Shouldn't Have Written Her Name
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The Typewriter That Shouldn't Have Written Her Name
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A locked evidence locker, an unbroken seal, and a typewriter that somehow produced a ransom note naming the victim - an impossible link that nearly sent an innocent man to trial. How did a Remington logged in 2006, untouched for three and a half years, leave the exact same damaged serif on every capital R in a 2009 ransom note?
In this episode, you’ll hear the timeline from the missing person call to the discovery of the note and the shocked forensic finding that matched a broken type slug to a machine already catalogued in the sheriff’s evidence. Who could have accessed the evidence locker or replicated the typewriter’s defect, and what did that mean for the investigation into Deborah Stine’s disappearance?
Person: Deborah Stine
Date: August 5-16, 2009
Location: Wister Lane, Porterville; root cellar near Kellerton; Cassin River
Event: Ransom note found typed in Courier on August 11, 2009
Person: Robert Snyder
- Deborah Stine was 53 years old and worked eleven years at the Warwick County tax assessor's office with no unexcused absences.
- Deborah disappeared after leaving her sister’s house on Wednesday evening, August 5, 2009; her car was found parked at an odd angle on Wister Lane the next morning.
- Deborah was held in a root cellar beneath an abandoned farmhouse outside Kellerton for eleven days before being found.
- A ransom note naming Deborah was found in a gray metal box on the Cassin River on Tuesday, August 11, 2009; it was placed inside a plastic sleeve with the padlock on the box hanging open.
- The ransom note was typed in Courier and showed a broken lowercase serif on the capital R that matched a Remington portable typewriter sealed and logged in the Warwick County Sheriff’s evidence locker since March 2006.
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