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The HVAC tag that proved the technician kept her key

The HVAC tag that proved the technician kept her key

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A green HVAC inspection tag found in creek mud ties a vanished key to a farmhouse and a teacher's murder-how did that expose them?

The HVAC tag that proved the technician kept her key

In this episode, we follow the evidence trail from a green-and-white HVAC inspection tag found six inches into Aldren Creek to the forgotten work order hidden in a banker's box. The episode covers the people, records and decisions that connected a routine furnace service to a decades-old murder inquiry and asks how a retained key mattered to the case.

Person: Victim: Christine Baker
Person: Witness: Sandra Moore
Person: Technician: Eric Morris
Date: Body discovered: March 9, 1984
Location: Cutter Road farmhouse, Aldren Creek

- A Harlow County HVAC inspection certificate dated November 1982 was found pressed into the creek mud six feet from the body.
- The furnace service was paid and filed under landlord Tom Waverly’s name, not the tenant's, and the work order sat in county storage.
- Detective Ray Solis logged the tag in 1984 while pursuing other leads, including fingerprints on the back door belonging to ex-boyfriend Paul Greer.
- A 2019 cold case review by Denise Petersen uncovered the WAVERLY RENTALS box and a work order noting: “key retained - follow-up inspection pending; coordinate with tenant.”
- The technician listed on the work order, Eric Morris, had kept a key to the Cutter Road farmhouse after the November 1982 service.

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