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The Note in Court, Two Bodies Missing, and the Van DNA Trail

The Note in Court, Two Bodies Missing, and the Van DNA Trail

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The Note in Court, Two Bodies Missing, and the Van DNA Trail

The wallet at a church door was laid out as if staged, six cards fanned and face-up on wet concrete while the owner had been missing six days; a truck was found with the seat set three inches farther back than the owner’s recorded position. What links a fraudulent HVAC callback, a white utility van with a magnetic sign, and two disappearances separated by forty miles and years apart?

In this episode, we present the sequence of events and discoveries from both missing-person cases and the later cold-case review that brought them back into focus, asking how a single, small detail might rewrite years of official conclusions.

Person: Harvey Murphy
Date: August 8, 2003 (last confirmed sighting)
Location: Dorado County, truck found behind Dorado County Fairgrounds
Status: Case suspended after 14 months with no arrest
Person: Dennis Foard
Date: August 5, 2001 (neighbor saw him with a man), August 3, 2001 (fraudulent callback logged)
Location: Portsmith / Gallatin County
Status: Classified as voluntary disappearance by Portsmith police

- Wallet found on August 14, 2003, with six credit and membership cards face-up and the wallet dry on wet concrete.
- Harvey Murphy was 62 years old, taught shop for 31 years, last confirmed seen when he used his debit card at 2:22 PM on August 8, 2003.
- A debit-card transaction at 4:47 PM the same day occurred at a gas station on Route Nine, 16 miles from Harvey’s home, amount $31.
- Harvey’s truck seat was set three inches farther back than mechanic Roy Stanwick’s recorded preferred position, indicating a taller driver.
- In 2001, Meridian Air logs recorded a callback visit on August 3 with a technician named Todd Brooks who did not exist on payroll; a white utility van with a magnetic sign was seen at Dennis Foard’s house on August 5.

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