preserved in county evidence archive. Remains there
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preserved in county evidence archive. Remains there
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Curiosity and dread meet in a county ledger wrapped in oilcloth and tucked behind a gas meter after three days of June rain-bone-dry despite the mud, tied with a butcher's knot, and marked with a single mysterious letter. Who wrapped a stolen government ledger to keep it safe, why was it hidden behind a dead man's meter box, and how does that ledger connect to a locked office murder?
In this episode, we follow the chain of discoveries from the man who found the ledger to the deputy who catalogued its return and the retired teacher who matched the handwriting, tracing what the ledger’s entries reveal and why a single bent window hook becomes crucial to the case. Will the annotated H in a stolen evidence ledger point to an inside hand-and to a murderer?
Person: Jeffrey Petersen
Date: June 14, 1927 (ledger found) / estimated death since approximately June 7, 1927
Location: Dunmore Falls, Harlan County (feed supply office; gas meter behind Petersen property)
Case: Stolen Harlan County enforcement ledger (reported stolen July 1926) and Petersen homicide
Person: Deputy Sheriff Lisa Stroud
Person: Holly Sheridan
- The ledger was wrapped in oilcloth and tied with butcher's twine and found behind a gas meter after three days of rain.
- Jeffrey Petersen, age 62, was found dead in his locked feed supply office from a single blow to the base of his skull.
- The ledger was a register of Harlan County enforcement accounts for 1926 that had been reported stolen from the department evidence room in July 1926.
- The name "Tolliver Back" appears eleven times in the ledger with payments between $40 and $60 a month split across two installments.
- Handwriting analysis by retired teacher Agnes Polk on June 26 matched the annotated "H" entries to Holly Sheridan, the 31-year-old department bookkeeper.
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