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The forged signature that bought a killer twenty-five years

The forged signature that bought a killer twenty-five years

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A forged signature at a care home and a pristine left shoe in the mud put a pharmacist’s disappearance on the wrong track - how did that expose them?

The forged signature that bought a killer twenty-five years

In this episode, we follow the chain of small, specific details that shaped a quarter-century investigation into Kathleen Stewart’s disappearance: a single upright shoe, a falsified Sycamore Gardens sign-in, and a pharmacy alarm that misdirected detectives. How did those clues steer investigators away from the truth and who used them to buy time?

Person: Kathleen Stewart
Date: April 3-9, 1996
Location: Greenfield Pharmacy, Dellwood; Sycamore Gardens; Vernon Wells Trail
Person: Brian Dempsey
Event: forged visitor signature at Sycamore Gardens

- A single left shoe, size seven, found standing upright in April mud nine feet off the path with a clean sole.
- Kathleen Stewart closed Greenfield Pharmacy at ~6:30 p.m. on April 3, 1996 and never arrived at her weekly Wednesday visit to Sycamore Gardens.
- A 6:48 p.m. entry in the Sycamore Gardens visitor log showed “Kathleen Stewart” with no exit and handwriting later identified as forged.
- A 9:14 p.m. alarm at the pharmacy’s north service door became the focal point for a robbery theory that dominated the investigation.
- Brian Dempsey, a Medline delivery driver whose Wednesday route matched Kathleen’s circuit, was unknown to Dellwood PD at the time and had access-related documents later stored in a false-bottom tote.

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