She Left Without Her Cane - Found Alive Nine Days Later
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She Left Without Her Cane - Found Alive Nine Days Later
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A single blue size seven sneaker-lace double-knotted-turned up on a fisherman’s trotline hook at dawn on June 14, 2019, miles from the nearest road, while a sixty-two-year-old blind woman had been missing for nine days. How did Judith Andrews disappear from her own kitchen-cane untouched by the door, stove burned to black-and end up downstream with one shoe on a creek hook?
In this episode, we walk through the sequence of events from Judith’s last known routine to the discovery by a fisherman, following the clues investigators logged: an unlatched back gate, a tarp-covered pickup seen behind the house, a contractor with recent access, and cell-tower data that placed her phone near Eller Creek at 11:40 PM. What did those fragmented leads add up to?
Person: Judith Andrews
Date: June 5, 2019 (last seen); June 14, 2019 (sneaker found)
Location: Willet Street, Falmer, Delling County, Tennessee; Eller Creek
Person: Copeland (dog)
Person: Dean Griffin (missing persons investigator)
- Judith was 62 years old and had been blind since age 31 due to a degenerative retinal condition.
- Judith’s white cane remained in its bracket by the front door and her back deadbolt was unlatched when her daughter Meg arrived at about 9:00 PM on June 5, 2019.
- A blue canvas sneaker, size seven with a double-knotted lace, was found on a trotline hook in a creek at first light on June 14, 2019-nine days after she vanished.
- Neighbor Phil Kurtz reported a dark full-size pickup with a tarp over the bed parked on the service easement behind Willet Street for about 20-25 minutes the evening she disappeared.
- Contractor Rebecca Owens had recent authorized access to the rear gate and phone-tower data placed her phone within half a mile of an area along Eller Creek at 11:40 PM on the night of June 5, 2019.
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