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The dry coat exposed Rebecca Wright's killer

The dry coat exposed Rebecca Wright's killer

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A dry coat found on a marsh railing, miles from a missing woman's home, becomes a crucial clue in a baffling criminal investigation.

The dry coat exposed Rebecca Wright's killer

This episode explores the discovery of Rebecca Wright's body and the unusual circumstances surrounding a coat found nearby, revealing how seemingly insignificant details can expose a killer's method.

Person: Rebecca Wright
Date: January 7th
Location: Heron Marsh, Ohio
Event: Discovery of a body
Status: Missing person found deceased

- Norman Wells, a birdwatcher, discovered a body and a neatly folded, dry wool coat on a railing in Heron Marsh.
- The coat, devoid of frost despite freezing temperatures, was folded with care, suggesting deliberate placement.
- Inside the coat's pocket was a laminated volunteer badge belonging to Rebecca Wright, a 62-year-old retired librarian.
- A parking-control camera recorded a white service van belonging to HVAC contractor Duane Dixon near Rebecca's home on the evening she went missing.
- Dixon had previously issued Rebecca a zero-dollar invoice for a diagnostic inspection, one of five such invoices given to women over 55 in single-family homes during winter.

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