The Dry Coat at Peller Lake: Clues No One Could Explain
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The Dry Coat at Peller Lake: Clues No One Could Explain
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Dry wool in a drowned world: a navy coat found perfectly dry on a birch by Peller Lake after 2.5 inches of rain stopped a county surveyor cold - the soil, bark and canopy were wet but the coat smelled of cedar and felt fresh from a dryer. Who left it, how did it stay dry, and how does that single impossible object tie to a missing woman whose car appeared three miles away with doors unlocked and purse inside?
In this episode, we follow the sequence of discoveries and official actions: the surveyor Curtis Bailey finds the dry coat on June 3, 2019; Amanda Clark’s routine last known movements and her missing-persons report; and the Kessler Point camera outage that overlapped her disappearance. What do these concrete details together suggest about what happened?
Person: Amanda Clark
Person: Curtis Bailey
Date: June 3, 2019
Event: Camera battery died October 7, 2018; Amanda disappeared October 9, 2018
Location: Kessler Point Launch, three miles north of Amanda’s cottage
- Amanda Clark was 53, lived on Peller Lake for 22 years, and volunteered three mornings a week at Peller Junction Free Clinic.
- On October 9, 2018 Amanda texted her son at 6:58 p.m. saying “Talk tomorrow, heading home soon, love you.”
- A gas station camera captured her gray Subaru Forester at 7:22 p.m.; she left the station at 7:31 p.m., with no confirmed sightings after that.
- Amanda’s car was found four days later at Kessler Point: engine off, doors unlocked, purse and phone on the passenger seat, cracked left tail lens noted.
- A solar-powered camera at Kessler Point had its battery die on October 7, 2018; maintenance ticket filed but not serviced before Amanda’s disappearance.
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