He Counted 112 Footsteps - How a Hex Nut Saved Him
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He Counted 112 Footsteps - How a Hex Nut Saved Him
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A man listening to footsteps counted exactly 112 during the busiest hour above his concrete cell, and a rusted hex nut and a zip-lock bag traveled a quarter mile through a drainage channel to reach a river trotline - but who sent them and why did the number matter? What Warren Simmons was counting became the single clue that broke open an eight-day disappearance.
In this episode, we follow the timeline from Warren's regular Tuesday routine to the moment Christine Moore found the bag on the Sallow River, and trace how small, everyday details - a hex nut, a torn grocery paper, one hundred and twelve scratches - connect to his survival and the police entry that changed everything. How did a count of footsteps and a nearly dried pen become the key to his escape?
Person: Warren Simmons
Date: September 11, 2019
Location: 408 Teller Street basement
Person: Christine Moore
Investigator: Ryan Myers
- Warren was 24 years old in summer 2019 and lived on Quarry Street.
- Christine called in the bag found at 7:58 AM; police forced entry at 10:05 AM.
- Warren was last seen on camera at 8:33 AM; his phone went dark at 8:47 AM.
- He counted 112 footsteps during the busiest hour he could hear through the floor.
- He wrote his name, an address, and the number 112 on torn grocery paper with a nearly dried black felt-tip pen.
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