The GPS Watch Kept Beating-and Kept Her Where She Died
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The GPS Watch Kept Beating-and Kept Her Where She Died
This episode details the baffling discovery of a GPS watch still transmitting a heartbeat from a deceased person. It explores the initial findings and the unusual circumstances surrounding Vicki Richardson's disappearance, setting the stage for a complex investigation.
Person: Vicki Richardson
Date: A Sunday morning
Location: Desert near Loma Butte
Status: Deceased for 61 hours
Object: GPS watch
- Warren Tate's dog discovered a GPS watch on a boulder in the desert.
- The watch belonged to Vicki Richardson, who had been dead for 61 hours, yet the device showed a continuous pulse.
- Vicki, a logistics coordinator, had a predictable routine, including weekly dinners with her friend Denise Okafor at the Sagebrush diner.
- Her phone was later found hidden in a drainage culvert, two miles from the watch, with 11% battery remaining.
- Phone records showed Vicki's device pinging a cell tower north of the diner, then going silent, with no further pings.
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