You find Kathleen's clean-soled shoe in a ditch - do you call Webb or 911
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You find Kathleen's clean-soled shoe in a ditch - do you call Webb or 911
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You find Kathleen's clean-soled shoe in a ditch - do you call Webb or 911
In this episode, we follow the moments after a gravel easement yields a woman’s shoe, wallet, and a baffling clean sole that refuses to match the scene. We trace Kathleen Ward’s ties to her sponsor-employer, the sudden appearance of a typed departure letter, and the small decisions that turned routine records into questions everyone had to answer: who had control, and who held the documents?
Person: Kathleen Ward
Person: Russell Webb
Location: County Road 7, Harlan County / Dellbrook
Date: early June 2019; departure letter dated three days before disappearance
Event: clean-soled shoe and wallet found; visa documents kept in employer’s locked drawer
- Road-grader Tammy Thompson finds a dress shoe and a wallet while regrading a drainage easement and stops to report it.
- Deputy Marcus Olle arrives after Tammy’s call; Kathleen had been missing long enough for a coworker to notice she missed a regular Tuesday shift.
- Kathleen, a 28-year-old on a sponsored work visa, had her original visa documents held in employer Russell Webb’s locked desk drawer.
- In the months before she vanished, Kathleen quietly saved money and contacted a new immigration attorney, then told a friend she planned to tell Webb she was leaving.
- Hartfield County victim services receives a typed voluntary departure letter dated three days before her last shift, which a handwriting comparison suggests was traced from Kathleen’s visa application.
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