The Doctor's Dry Discharge: How Pelham Cove Hid a Murder
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The Doctor's Dry Discharge: How Pelham Cove Hid a Murder
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Cold proof and a missing man: a cream card stock intake form dated November 9, 1911, lay bone-dry in frost near Pelham Cove and bore Dr. George Lewis's signature declaring "Treatment completed. Patient discharged. Outcome: satisfactory." How could a form be intact in frozen grass five days later while Keith Bauer had vanished without a discharge entry - and was it all a clerical error or something far more sinister?
In this episode, we tell the sequence of events at the Pelham Cove Hid Institute in November 1911, reconstructing patient movements, staff statements, and the single document that contradicted every account. What does a dry intake form in frozen grass reveal about Dr. George Lewis, the missing patient Keith Bauer, and the institute's missing records?
Person: Keith Bauer
Date: November 9, 1911
Location: Pelham Cove Hid Institute
Person: Dr. George Lewis
Event: Intake form found dry in frost on November 14, 1911
- Keith Bauer checked into Room 14 on November 7, 1911 and was last seen alive on the evening of November 8.
- Clara Bauer prepaid two weeks' care totaling $28 for her husband at Pelham Cove.
- Dr. George Lewis signed the November 9 intake form stating "Treatment completed" and "Outcome: satisfactory."
- The dry intake form was found face-up near the east drainage ditch on November 14, 1911, five days after its date.
- There was no corresponding entry for Keith Bauer in the institute's discharge log and no telegram sent to his wife.
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