The Yellow Boot on the Wharf: Why He Wanted It Found
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The Yellow Boot on the Wharf: Why He Wanted It Found
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Fog and a single yellow rain boot stopped a morning walker before dawn: a size seven left boot, hand-drawn daisy on the ankle, upright and dry on the threshold of Portsmith Cold Storage - and Detective Nancy White wrote four chilling words the day the body was recovered: "that boot didn't fall." Who would place a boot like that to be found, and what did they want anyone who found it to know?
In this episode, we follow the facts surrounding Emily Berry's last nights, the details Detective White recorded, and the connections to the cold storage owner Howard Reed. We map where Emily was last seen, what was found in her Subaru, and the unanswered question of why someone would make a point of leaving that boot at the door.
Person: Emily Berry
Date: October 12-14 (last shift October 12; boot found October 14)
Location: Portsmith Cold Storage, Clement Wharf, Portsmith, Maine
Person: Howard Reed
Event: Boot - left-foot yellow rain boot, size 7, hand-drawn daisy, dry, upright on threshold
- Emily Berry was 26 years old and worked three days a week at Portsmith Cold Clinic and weekends at the Cleat and Anchor.
- On October 12 she left the pub at 9:50 p.m. with $43 in tips in her pocket; her rain slicker, purse, phone charger, and spiral notebook were later found in her Subaru two blocks away.
- A retired schoolteacher named George Patton discovered the cold storage door open and the yellow boot at 6:12 a.m, on October 14.
- Howard Reed, 53, had owned the cold storage for 12 years and had a duplicate key made for the cold storage padlock in September with no contractor or repair scheduled.
- Toxicology on October 29 found hydroxyzine in Emily's bloodstream at a sub-knockout level; phone records show 11 calls from Reed Marine Supply to Emily in the 60 days before her death, the last a 22-minute call on October 9.
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