Locked in a Barn Eight Days: How He Squeezed Through an Eleven‑Inch Escape
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A size ten sneaker with a broken lace floated nearly two miles downstream and contained a folded scrap of paper that led Detective Terry Schmidt to a man missing for eight days. A 24-year-old lineman held in a wooden barn carved his way out through an eleven-inch-high, fourteen-inch-wide opening - but how did his shoe end up in Sullen Creek miles away?
In this episode, we lay out the sequence of events from the last confirmed sighting to the discovery that reopened the case, tracing the clues that connected a locked truck, a crying cat, and a carpenter's pencil found in a coffee can. How did ordinary details - a veterinarian call, a torn shoelace, a cracked mirror - become the trail to survival?
Person: Brian Tucker
Date: March 6-15, 2011
Location: Sullen Creek / trailer on a rural road outside Mableton, Dellwood County
Status: Missing for eight days then found alive
Detective: Terry Schmidt
- Shoe found at 6:47 AM on March 15, 2011 by a fisherman pulling a trotline in Sullen Creek.
- Shoe was size ten, white and gray, with a broken lace and a folded scrap of paper with four words and a partial address.
- Tucker was 24 years old, lived in a rented trailer, worked just over two years as a lineman for a regional electrical cooperative.
- Cat Milo, an orange tabby, 12 years old and diabetic, required insulin at 6 AM and 6 PM and was found crying on the front step.
- Tucker’s dark blue Ford F-150 was found on March 9 at Fenner Landing, about four miles from the trailer; doors locked and keys not inside.
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