Earl Robertson was an extremely organized individual.

He had never missed a day of work and not seeing him a half an hour early was unusual, so when

he was an hour late, his secretary Margie was understandably concerned.

Not only was he late, but he was late to a meeting he had set up.

Something was clearly wrong. He was 1997, and people didn't

have cell phones, so all Margie could do was call his house, but there was no answer. Most people

would probably assume something had come up and they would eventually hear from him, but not Margie.

She knew that Earl would never be late in

knock call, so she contacted the local sheriff's department and asked for a welfare check.

That would start the process of the authorities uncovering a murder more violent than anything

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