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The grader's GPS logged CR‑Seven - it buried a man

The grader's GPS logged CR‑Seven - it buried a man

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A county road grader’s GPS logged CR‑Seven the night a regular bowler vanished, and a burgundy bag resurfaced-how did that expose them?

The grader's GPS logged CR‑Seven - it buried a man

In this episode, we follow the timeline and physical evidence tied to one man's disappearance: a missing bowler, a machine that wasn’t scheduled to be on his route, and a bag that came up from beneath a plowed field. How do timestamps, GPS logs, and soil tell the story of what happened that night?

Person: Ed Rogers
Date: 10:41 PM (sign‑out log) and 10:08 PM (grader GPS)
Location: County Road Seven (CR‑Seven); Calverton County field
Item: Burgundy bowling bag with 14‑pound ball
Person: Investigator Dawn Cooper

- Ed Rogers followed a fixed Thursday night routine: lane seven at Lakeview Lanes, then County Road Seven home.
- The bowling bag found in a plowed field matched his burgundy ball and was documented in place before being opened.
- The bag’s underside was coated in pale subsoil clay typical of several feet below the surface, not topsoil from the field’s furrows.
- A county grader operated by Wayne Phillips logged entry onto CR‑Seven at 10:08 PM-27 minutes after Ed’s last sign‑out-and there was no work order for that night.
- Investigator Dawn Cooper matched the grader’s GPS timestamp to the bowling alley log and photographed the soil profile and a narrow settled depression at the field’s headland.

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