The Tied Shoe: How an Oxfords Lace Broke a Murder Alibi
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The Tied Shoe: How an Oxfords Lace Broke a Murder Alibi
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The tied shoe stopped a man cold: a size eleven brown leather oxford with the lace still knotted was found wedged in a sycamore root tangle under the Garfield Mill Road bridge after traveling roughly two hundred yards through a drainage culvert that begins behind a property Harvey Weaver had visited two days earlier. How did a shoe that looked deliberately worn-and deliberately tied-become the first confirmed trace of a man who never made a scheduled court appearance?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the last confirmed sighting of Harvey Weaver to the discovery on the Sullen River bank, tracing the physical evidence, the meetings he had on Garfield Mill Road, and the scheduled testimony he never gave. What does the tied lace reveal about where Harvey went and who might have expected him to be missing?
Person: Harvey Weaver
Age: 48
Date: August 7-9, 2011
Location: Garfield Mill Road / Sullen River
Status: Missing, first physical trace found August 9
- A size eleven brown leather oxford was found wedged in a sycamore root tangle under the Garfield Mill Road bridge on August 9, 2011.
- The shoe’s lace was still knotted and the tongue was straight when discovered by Ryan Padgett before sunrise.
- The shoe traveled roughly 200 yards through a drainage culvert that starts behind a property on Garfield Mill Road which Harvey had visited two days earlier.
- Harvey left his sister Diane’s house at 9:17 p.m. on August 7, 2011; Diane was the last person to see him alive.
- Harvey had an appointment logged for August 6: “M. Mills - 4pm - Garfield Mill Rd, check panel, possible short,” for which he charged $60 cash.
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