| Shelf/corridor reconstruction | Casey's unresolved note | After final image |
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| Shelf/corridor reconstruction | Casey's unresolved note | After final image |
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A sealed deposit bag stamped WEXLER COUNTY FAIR AUTHORITY - CONSOLIDATION NIGHT turned up bone dry on a river stake at 6:14 a.m. on January 11, 2014, while the armored-safe it came from sat locked, unforced, and empty twelve miles away; how did $218,000 vanish from a room that was never opened? Who exploited a north-side service door that the alarm system didn’t know existed, and what did three quiet radio clicks between 10:58 and 11:09 p.m. reveal about that night?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of events inside the consolidation room, the people who handled the counted cash, and the overlooked gaps in the building’s security that an outsider studied for months. We trace the roles of maintenance supervisor Norman Whitaker, logistics associate Alice Stroud, and the radio log that investigator Kenneth Casey almost missed - and ask what the unresolved note in Casey’s file might mean.
Person: Norman Whitaker
Person: Alice Stroud
Person: Kenneth Casey
Date: January 11, 2014
Event: $218,000 missing from consolidation safe
- The deposit bag was found at 6:14 a.m. on January 11, 2014, balanced on a trotline stake in the Morrow River and described as bone dry.
- The fair authority’s Torino Series 880 safe was opened at 8:15 a.m. by business manager Glen Purcell and contained nothing; $218,000 was gone.
- The consolidation room process left a consistent window of approximately 20 minutes between cash being bagged at the counting table and the safe being closed each night.
- The north-side HVAC service door was documented in building plans but never connected to the alarm circuit after the 2009 system upgrade.
- Three brief transmissions on the security frequency occurred between 10:58 and 11:09 p.m. the night of January 10, despite no staff logged inside after 10:45 p.m.
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