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The Logbook: He Wrote Their Last Moments

The Logbook: He Wrote Their Last Moments

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The Logbook: He Wrote Their Last Moments

Imagine finding a missing person's ID badge two and a half years after they vanished, in a location that makes no sense. This discovery, seemingly out of place, reopened a cold case and ultimately linked four disappearances spanning nearly a decade across two states. How could a single object unravel such a complex mystery?

In this episode, we explore the baffling case of Bruce Morgan, a railroad conductor whose disappearance in 2017 led to a shocking discovery that connected him to other missing persons. The narrative delves into the initial investigation, the puzzling details surrounding the badge's location, and the detective who pieced together the seemingly unrelated cases.

Person: Bruce Morgan
Date: November 14, 2019
Location: East of Calverton, Illinois
Status: Missing
Case: Cold case reopened

- A county surveyor found a laminated ID badge in switchgrass, belonging to Bruce Morgan, who had been missing for two and a half years.
- Bruce Morgan, a 33-year-old Grade II conductor, was last seen scanning out of a crew room on April 9, 2017, at 9:47 PM.
- His truck was found two days later in the grain elevator district with a cracked phone and dead battery.
- The badge was found over a mile south of the Calverton Viaduct and nearly a mile east of the freight line, far from Morgan's known walking route.
- The discovery of Morgan's badge connected his disappearance to Travis Feld (2014) and Diane Cutter (2016), linking three abandoned vehicles and no witnesses across different jurisdictions.

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