The Folded Gloves: How One Detail Led to a Killer's Trail
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The Folded Gloves: How One Detail Led to a Killer's Trail
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A pair of cotton work gloves, folded and left on the left armrest of a John Deere cab, became the single detail that would not let a disappearance be ordinary. Eleven hours after Erin Duncan was last seen, the tractor sat running in the south field with its cab door open and one-eighth tank of fuel - so who fed her dogs that morning, and why were the gloves the clue that haunted Detective Sergeant Peggy Collins?
In this episode, you’ll hear how the scene at Kettle Fork Farm, the farm records, and one neat habit of a dependable woman guide the timeline and the questions investigators chased. What did a folded pair of gloves reveal about the person who expected no one to look closely?
Person: Erin Duncan
Date: June 14, 2011
Location: Kettle Fork Farm, south field
Person: Detective Sergeant Peggy Collins
Person: Phil Ostrander
- Tractor model: John Deere 7830 with planting header raised and cab door open at a 45-degree angle.
- Time deputy called: Larry Cole called the Sheriff's office at 7:22 AM after spotting the running tractor.
- Fuel level found: tank sitting at one-eighth fuel.
- Erin’s age: fifty-three years old at the time of disappearance.
- Volunteer record: signed in every Wednesday evening for four years at the Mabry County Food Shelf, never missed a shift.
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