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The Dry Bag Hung in the Creek: Who Knew Gail?

A dry canvas duffel bag, carefully tied and hanging beneath the waterline, led investigators to a Polaroid of Gail Duncan - twenty-two and missing less than twelve hours. Who placed a dry bag underwater, and why did a casual comment at a library craft night become the clue that unraveled her last day?

In this episode, we lay out the timeline from Gail clocking out at Patsy's Diner to Kenneth O'Connor finding the bag in Calloway Creek, and trace the people, places, and odd details that point to a planned disappearance. How did a pallet in an alley, a suspicious acquaintance from a library group, and a last cell-tower ping three miles southeast connect to Gail's disappearance?

Person: Gail Duncan
Date: April 8-9, 2004
Location: Calloway Creek / Calloway Bend
Person: Kenneth O'Connor
Person: Paul Serrano

- At 6:15 AM on April 9, 2004, Kenneth O'Connor found a dry, tied canvas duffel bag hanging from an iron anchor post in Calloway Creek.
- Inside the bag was a Polaroid photograph showing two young women; one was identified as 22-year-old Gail Duncan.
- Gail clocked out of Patsy's Diner at 9:03 PM on April 8, 2004, and sent Paul Serrano a text at 9:08 PM saying “heading home, will call later.”
- Gail’s phone last registered at 9:21 PM on a cell tower three miles southeast of Calloway Bend.
- A wooden pallet had been propped against the back door latch of the alley behind Patsy's Diner sometime the week before her disappearance, allowing the door to be pushed open without a key.

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