Cherry Lattice on Route 9: How a Pie Led to Arrest
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Cherry Lattice on Route 9: How a Pie Led to Arrest
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Cold details - a cherry lattice pie found still warm in twenty-two-degree snow, no footprints and no car within three-quarters of a mile - pulled a decade-long ledger crime into the open; what small, repeating gesture could tie a fugitive to a bakery ribbon and a federal warrant? What did a thumb-press pattern on a pie lattice reveal that cash and aliases could not?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of discoveries that connected a missing bookkeeper to a series of fair ribbons and a federal fugitive warrant, tracing the clues from a grader operator’s early morning find to the pattern that became the case. How did a pastry’s asymmetrical finishing tell Deputy U.S. Marshal Frances Cooper where to look next?
Person: Pamela Coleman
Event: cherry lattice pie found on Route 9 at 6:20 AM on the third Tuesday of March
Case: federal fugitive warrant for wire fraud involving $240,000
Location: Decatur, Indiana (employer) and fairs in Grant County and Tri-County events
Investigator: Deputy U.S. Marshal Frances Cooper
- The pie was found at 6:20 AM in twenty-two-degree weather in a snowdrift at the road shoulder with no nearby car or tracks.
- The missing amount discovered in the audit was $240,000, noted two days before the Adams County Fair.
- Pamela Coleman was 41 years old when the hunt began in October 2018.
- Pamela took approximately $11,000 in cash and a dented recipe tin belonging to her grandmother, Vera Solt.
- The lattice finishing showed three thumb presses on the right and two on the left on every Pamela pie, matched across at least three fair sign-in sheets under the name Karen Vogt.
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