What Hid Under the Badge That Put a Killer Away
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The first clear sign of danger was a laminated badge looped around a dead man's wrist - a badge with a photo of someone else and a name that matched no record. Sixteen years later, a cold-case review found untouched skin cells hidden under the badge laminate that connected two counties, two crimes, and one overlooked interview; how did that tiny gap hold the key to conviction?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the discovery behind 2214 Dellwood Circle to the quiet moment in a 2019 evidence room when a different question unlocked the case. We cover the badge's chain of custody, the missed tests in 2003, and the breakthrough that linked crimes across county lines - but who did the cells belong to?
Person: Edward Duncan
Date: August 14, 2003
Location: 2214 Dellwood Circle, Crestfield Estates, Harmon County, Indiana
Case: Stolen laminated badges from 2001 batch of 42
Investigation: Cold-case evidence re-examined February 2019
- Victim Edward Duncan was 28 years old at the time of death.
- The badge was part of a stolen batch of 42 blanks taken in 2001.
- The truck was found parked and locked on Fenner Street with keys on the seat.
- The initial surface swab in 2003 produced no usable DNA profile.
- The evidence bag containing the badge was requested by the cold-case coordinator in February 2019.
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