The Upright Shoe: How a Motels' Broken Latch Betrayed a Killer
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The Upright Shoe: How a Motels' Broken Latch Betrayed a Killer
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A woman's shoe stood upright in a Kansas field at 7:28 AM on August 14, 1953 - buckle fastened, heel pressed into the dirt, and its inside dry despite heavy dew overnight; what could have shielded that single shoe while everything around it was wet? The same morning a folded pale yellow slip lay beside it and a saleswoman named Julie Price was found eleven feet away - who left the shoe standing, and why did a motel's broken rear-window latch become the key detail?
In this episode, we follow the timeline of the last evening and morning of Julie Price, the observations made at the Suncrest Motor Court and Pineview Diner, and the persistent notations in Deputy Raymond Armstrong's green ledger as one question keeps returning: how did those small, precise details point to what really happened?
Person: Julie Price
Date: August 14, 1953
Location: Suncrest Motor Court, Route Nine, Pallerton County
Investigator: Raymond Armstrong
Room detail: rear window with broken latch
- At 7:28 AM a single woman's shoe stood upright in the field, heel pressed into the dirt and buckle fastened.
- Julie Price, age 26, lay face-up in the grass eleven feet from the upright shoe.
- The county weather station recorded dew beginning around 10:30 PM the previous night; the shoe’s inside was dry.
- A pale yellow cotton slip, size eight, was folded neatly beside the shoe with no surrounding drag marks.
- Room Seven at the Suncrest Motor Court had a rear window with a broken latch known to manager Walt Greer and noted for months.
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