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The checkmark that lied and hid where Vicki Coleman went

The checkmark that lied and hid where Vicki Coleman went

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A teacher’s lanyard is pulled from a septic riser-how did a wrong checkmark hide where Vicki Coleman went?

The checkmark that lied and hid where Vicki Coleman went

In this episode, we follow the timeline and documents surrounding Vicki Coleman’s disappearance from a school field trip and the small physical clues that drew investigators back to the bus and its paperwork. How did ink and a lanyard become the trail that might expose what happened?

Person: Vicki Coleman
Date: November 9, 2011 (field trip); November 17, 2011 (lanyard found)
Location: Dellwood Nature Preserve; Harlan Creek Elementary; Sutter Grade Road
Age: 38
Role: Fourth-grade teacher at Harlan Creek Elementary

- A septic contractor, Jean Griffin, opened a sealed riser on November 17 and found a school lanyard with Vicki Coleman’s name eight days after she vanished.
- The field trip left at 8:10 AM with 22 children, three adults (including Vicki), and driver Todd Dixon; a return headcount at 2:15 PM on a printed list recorded everyone present.
- Vicki’s husband Paul relied on a one-word "bridge" text as a private check-in; the message never arrived that afternoon and Vicki’s car and phone were found at the school with the engine cold.
- Todd Dixon signed out of his custodial shift at 2:45 PM and wrote himself a task that was not assigned; his entry showed evidence of having been rewritten over a dry correction.
- The return headcount sheet showed Vicki’s return checkmark pressed deeper and written in ink that did not match other marks; a document examiner confirmed the ink anomaly.

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