The Bourbon Barrel on the Trail That Unraveled a Warehouse Conspiracy
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Fear of a quiet, precise theft - a long game that turned paperwork into a weapon - leads a dog walk and a single stamped barrel to a federal investigation; how did a sealed cask marked BW-4417-C end up leaning against Harwick Bonded Storage’s rear fence and what hidden entries in the manifest made it possible?
In this episode, you’ll hear how a routine inventory check and a photograph taken by a passerby started a chain of events that exposed altered federal records and a missing barrel; could the missing tax liability have been invisible on purpose?
Person: Sandra Pruitt
Person: Peggy Berry
Person: Lloyd Davis
Date: August 11, 2019
Case: Lot BW-4417
- Sandra Pruitt found a bourbon cask leaning against the rear fence of Harwick Bonded Storage on a Sunday morning in August 2019.
- The cask bore the stencil number BW-4417-C which Sandra photographed and reported to the sheriff’s non-emergency line.
- Dunmore Creek Distillery had sent forty-eight casks of eight-year bourbon to Harwick in March 2019 under lot number BW-4417.
- Peggy Berry, a twenty-eight-year-old TTB investigator, pulled Harwick’s full inventory and found forty-seven physical casks though the manifest listed forty-eight, with twenty-two entries marked “empty, condemned.”
- Lloyd Davis’s initials appeared on the handwriting attached to the condemned entries and on a weight receipt filed the same week recording a shipment departure.
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