The Parks Crewman's Twenty-Three Minutes That Hid a Murder
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The Parks Crewman's Twenty-Three Minutes That Hid a Murder
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The Parks Crewman's Twenty-Three Minutes That Hid a Murder
In this episode, we follow the timeline that links a missing volunteer, a lone shoe found on the Carver River bank, and a parks groundskeeper’s unexplained twenty-three-minute gap. What decisions and movements during that short window could explain why one shoe vanished and a routine life ended?
Person: Paula Wilson
Age: 62
Location: Millhaven Riverwalk, Carver River
Date: June 4 - June 9
Person: Terry Cole
- Paula walked the same four-block route to the Millhaven Literacy Coalition every Tuesday and Thursday for three years without fail.
- Surveillance captured Paula at 7:15 AM on June 4 walking east on the Riverwalk carrying her tote; she never reached the coalition and was marked absent by 8:00 AM.
- The Riverwalk is routinely maintained by the Millhaven Parks Department; crew members would see regular users and the coalition’s posted volunteer schedule.
- At 7:31 AM on June 4 a cell tower logged a connection from Terry Cole’s phone near the Riverwalk; his clock-out entry at 7:38 cited an equipment problem with no supervisor confirmation or maintenance ticket.
- Cole clocked back in at 8:01 AM, leaving a twenty-three-minute undocumented gap that investigators later focused on after a body was recovered with one white New Balance sneaker missing.
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