The Wallet at Pelican Flats: Trailhead Clues That Unraveled a Killer
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The Wallet at Pelican Flats: Trailhead Clues That Unraveled a Killer
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A brown bifold wallet was found open on the gravel at the Pelican Flats trailhead on October 14, 1997, containing a Wisconsin driver's license and two twenty-dollar bills - yet its owner, Earl Harrison, had been missing for eighteen days with no immediate connection between the two facts. How did a wallet at a trailhead and a hardware-store receipt for plastic sheeting, trash bags, and bleach become the quiet trailhead clues that eventually cracked a disappearance?
In this episode, we lay out the chronological facts from the case file and the private investigator's records to show what was discovered when and why those details mattered. Which single overlooked trail of receipts, sightings, and time gaps led investigators to the answer?
Person: Earl Harrison
Date: Last seen September 25, 1997; wallet found October 14, 1997
Location: Pelican Flats trailhead / Arrowhead Cove at Callum Lake
Case: Missing person; later investigation by private investigator Bob Fenner
Witness: Patricia Bell returned the wallet to the Tanner County Sheriff's substation
- Earl Harrison, age 53, retired hardware distributor from Green Bay, checked into Arrowhead Cove on September 22, 1997 and was due to check out September 27, 1997.
- A Visa charge on September 25, 1997 at a Millfield hardware store listed two rolls of heavy-gauge plastic sheeting, one box of contractor-grade trash bags, and one bottle of bleach.
- Connie Strader reported her father missing to the Tanner County Sheriff's substation after he missed the weekly Sunday call on October 2, 1997.
- On October 14, 1997 volunteer Patricia Bell found a brown bifold wallet at the base of the Pelican Flats trailhead sign containing a Wisconsin driver's license, two $20 bills, a Callum Lake library card, and a Denny’s Bait and Marine loyalty card.
- Private investigator Bob Fenner discovered the hardware-store receipt and lack of bank activity after September 25, 1997 while pulling financial records in October 1998.
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