The Two Stamps: How a Border Mistake Became Murder's Proof
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The Two Stamps: How a Border Mistake Became Murder's Proof
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A dry passport on a drowned body, two identical entry stamps seven minutes apart, and a border post where a single person could not have been stamped twice-what do these impossible details reveal about a murder at Verona Point? The one fact that haunted investigators for fifty-eight years remains: how did a passport stay completely dry while everything around it was soaked?
In this episode, we walk through the timeline of events at Verona Point in February 1943, from Kimberly Webb’s arrival and methodical work reviewing French-language transit permits to the odd movements of Booth Three’s temporary inspector and the strange visit to Webb’s boarding house; can a clerical stamp expose a killer?
Person: Kimberly Webb
Date: February 11, 1943
Location: Verona Point, New York
Person: Jeffrey Long
Event: Passport stamped twice seven minutes apart
- The body was found face-down in a shallow channel at Verona Point on February 11, 1943.
- Kimberly Webb’s passport lay dry on her shoulder blade while everything else nearby was waterlogged.
- Webb’s passport received two Verona Point entry stamps at the same booth on the same date, seven minutes apart.
- Webb arrived at Verona Point on February 4, 1943, to review French-language transit permits and stayed at a boarding house on Clement Street.
- Jeffrey Long, a thirty-four-year-old temporary inspector assigned to Booth Three in January 1943, stamped Webb’s passport at 8:43 and again seven minutes later.
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