The fuel receipt placed a killer heading north
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The fuel receipt placed a killer heading north
This episode recounts the perplexing discovery of footprints on a logging spur and the subsequent investigation into the disappearance of Judith Perry. It explores the initial contradictions in the evidence and the questions they raised for law enforcement.
Person: Judith Perry
Date: June 13th
Location: Hallet Creek, Olympic Peninsula
Occupation: Bookkeeper
Evidence: Danner Logger tread prints
- Ronald Cox, a Clallam County road grader, discovered fourteen boot prints on FS-seven logging spur that appeared from nowhere and stopped.
- Judith Perry, a 28-year-old bookkeeper, had a fixed routine of calling her mother every Tuesday at 6:15 AM, which she missed on June 11th.
- Judith's job involved driving the FS-seven spur early on Tuesday mornings to log timber inventory, a schedule known to her mother and coworkers.
- Larry Watson, an independent log-truck operator, received weekly dispatch logs that listed Judith's Tuesday-morning runs on FS-seven.
- A fuel receipt placed Watson's rig heading north towards Hallet Creek at 4:50 AM on June 11th, contradicting his statement of an early southbound haul.
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