Three hundred and forty feet: the folded coat that made him fall
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Three hundred and forty feet: the folded coat that made him fall
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Three hundred and forty feet: the folded coat that made him fall
This episode recounts the baffling discovery of a neatly folded overcoat and the subsequent search for its owner, a retired civil engineer. It explores the initial questions raised by the scene and the unfolding mystery.
Person: Wayne Burke
Location: Dellmar, Ohio
Date: February 7th
Event: Discovery of a dry wool overcoat
- A county surveyor found a dry wool overcoat folded over a survey stake inside a locked corridor, 340 feet from the Cassell River.
- The snow around the coat was untouched, with no footprints, and the coat had the initials W.B. sewn into its lining.
- Wayne Burke, a 63-year-old retired civil engineer, volunteered at the Dellmar River Mission every Thursday evening.
- On February 4th, Wayne signed out from the Mission at 8:03 PM, but never made it home, prompting his daughter to report him missing.
- The coat contained Wayne's wallet, house keys, and cell phone, all dry and sealed in a plastic bag, despite the river's 19-degree Fahrenheit temperature.
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