Door in a Cornfield and a Dead Station That Spoke Back
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A door was standing upright in a frozen cornfield forty feet off Aldgate Road at 4:47 a.m. on March 15, 2012, its brass knob catching a snowplow's headlights with no tracks in the mud around it. At nearly the same hour a silent radio frequency carried a calm voice from a station that had been off the air for nine years-what linked the door and the dead station?
In this episode, we present the two unexplained events that were documented that night and follow the people who encountered them: a snowplow driver who photographed the door and a morning engineer who recorded a voice on a supposedly silent frequency-can the recordings and photographs tell us why these things happened?
Person: Gina Fitzgerald
Person: Paul Campbell
Date: March 15, 2012
Location: Aldgate, County Road Seven and Aldgate Road
Station: WFNK 91.3 FM
- The door was found standing upright forty feet off the shoulder of Aldgate Road at 4:47 a.m.
- Gina Fitzgerald photographed the door from her snowplow before doing anything else.
- The radio frequency carried a voice on 91.3 FM, a station that had been dead for nine years.
- Paul Campbell recorded roughly ninety seconds of the anomalous radio signal on a cassette recorder.
- Wind gusts reached thirty-eight miles per hour the evening of March 14, 2012, according to the county weather service.
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