Locked Room, Dry Notebook, Smell of Diesel: The Night Voice
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A locked dispatch office flooded with several inches of standing water contained a black-and-white marbled composition notebook that was bone dry and untouched for three years - despite a burst pipe and no one having had a key since 2014. The notebook holds 211 handwritten pages from six dispatchers, and the last entry writer claimed the office smelled of diesel and heard a male voice on the radio; how did a dry notebook survive a flooded room and what produced that seasonal diesel scent and the unaccounted-for voice?
In this episode, we follow the recorded notes, interviews, and forensic images that document events at the Harwick Transit Center between 2004 and 2017, mapping the pattern of a smell that appeared only between November and February and a radio voice that matched an older dispatch cadence; can these records explain what happened in that locked room?
Person: Frances O'Brien
Date: November 9, 2017
Location: Molloy Street, Harwick, Ohio
Pages: 211
- The notebook was photographed through glass at 6:40 a.m. on November 9, 2017 and later confirmed by a forensic imaging consultant to be unaltered.
- The building had been locked since 2014 and no one had entered it in three years before the 2017 photos.
- Frances logged the diesel-and-wet-wool smell only between November and February, noting date, time, duration, and an intensity scale she created.
- The Harwick Transit Center was built in 1961 on the footprint of a pre-war freight building where a fatal fire in 1958 had killed a man named Walt Deacon.
- A male voice spoke route numbers on the console on November 7, 2008, then again on November 12 and November 19, 2008, and Frances captured approximately one occurrence on her personal recorder.
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