The Upright Shoe: How a Trotline Secret Exposed a Killer
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The Upright Shoe: How a Trotline Secret Exposed a Killer
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A tote bag with a sunflower print was pulled from the Cutter River at 6:15 a.m. on June 11, 2009 - its zipper clean and the contents dry, including a library card reading "Janet Riley." Three women disappeared or were killed in June across Millhaven between 2006 and 2011, and the one mundane thread linking them was a service company's work orders and an invisible technician. What single detail in those work orders and a three-sentence neighbor statement would finally break five years of silence?
In this episode, we lay out the timeline and the records that tied Janet Riley, Michelle Taft, and Donna Pryce together: bank activity, timelines of disappearance, and the overlooked note about a white service van. How did a routine work order and one supervisor's memory become the key to connecting these three Junes?
Person: Janet Riley
Date: June 11, 2009
Location: Cutter River (tote bag recovered), Fenwick Street (apartment)
Person: Michelle Taft
Person: Donna Pryce
- A tote bag was recovered from the Cutter River at 6:15 a.m. on June 11, 2009, two point four meters below the surface.
- The tote bag contained a sealed ziplock with a library card reading "Janet Riley," a grocery loyalty card, and a handwritten shopping list listing antacids, bread, and a specific brand of orange juice.
- Janet Riley was twenty-eight, lived on the second floor of a Fenwick Street building for six years, and worked as a billing coordinator.
- Michelle Taft, age twenty-six, was found strangled in June 2006; investigators collected a synthetic fiber from a bedroom doorframe that remained in storage for five years.
- A neighbor, Beverly Oakes, gave a three-sentence statement noting a white service van with a magnetic sign parked twice in the two weeks before Janet's death; she thought the name on the sign began with H.
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