Dry Boot on Wet Steps: A 53-Year Riverroom Return
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A small yellow child’s rubber boot sat perfectly upright on a soaked porch step after six hours of rain, yet the boot was completely dry and dusted; the same water level reading appears only twice in forty years of River Authority logs-both in March. How did a size four-to-five duck-print boot end up dry on a vacant lock house porch with no footprints and no recent visitors?
In this episode, we tell what documented records and interviews reveal about the Minner Road lock house, the people nearby, and the months of investigation that followed; we follow the clues from a March morning in 2014 back fifty-three years to a night in March 1961-what links those two dates?
Person: Howard Mason
Date: March 9, 2014 at 5:40 AM
Location: Lock Seven porch, Minner Road, Colden River
Status: Evidence stored at Vellum County Sheriff's Office
Researcher: Nancy Duncan
- The boot is child size, yellow rubber, duck-print motif, estimated size four to five.
- The porch boards were black with six hours of rain while the boot toe showed a faint powdering of dust.
- The lock house had been vacant and locked since 2006 and showed no record of visitors in months.
- Nancy Duncan conducted fourteen months of documented investigation including interviews, River Authority logs, and engineering reports.
- The same water-level reading, 14 feet 2 inches above normal pool, appears only twice in forty years of River Authority records, both in March (1961 and 2014).
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