The Blinking Microwave That Broke a Case Open
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The Blinking Microwave That Broke a Case Open
This episode explores the puzzling death of Nicole Tillman, a retired postal clerk whose consistent routine was disrupted by a series of unusual events, leading to a discovery that challenges expectations.
Person: Nicole Tillman
Age: 61
Location: Four Crestline Road
Date: December 10
Investigator: Erin Osborne
- Utility lineman Charles Powell discovers Nicole Tillman deceased in her home, with a microwave clock blinking 11:14 despite a power outage.
- Nicole, a retired postal clerk, had a highly reliable routine, including a weekly Tuesday visit to her friend Patrice Dunn.
- Weeks before her death, Nicole noticed a white Chevrolet Silverado parked at the Route Nine turnoff for six consecutive Tuesdays.
- On December 9, Nicole's routine was broken when Patrice was sick, causing her to return home early, just as the power went out at 11:14 PM.
- Investigator Erin Osborne notes that only Nicole's Timex Expedition wristwatch was missing from the scene, suggesting a targeted act.
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