The Tied Shoe: Why Beverly Vanished on County Road Nine
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The Tied Shoe: Why Beverly Vanished on County Road Nine
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Fear and small, precise details collide: a woman’s canvas shoe, size seven, laces still tied, is found half-buried in a cedar thicket seventeen years after Beverly Bailey vanished from County Road Nine. A torn note reading “I can look at it tonight, Beverly” and a tow call from the night before her disappearance complicate a presumption of drowning-what really happened on May 9, 2002?
In this episode, we lay out the facts of Beverly’s life, the timeline of her last known hours, and the anomalies that kept the case open for nearly two decades, asking whether the accepted theory of accidental drowning fits the evidence or if those details point elsewhere.
Person: Beverly Bailey
Date: May 9, 2002
Location: County Road Nine, seven miles outside Granton
Event: Disappearance; case classified as accidental drowning in October 2002
Discovery: Canvas shoe found by surveyor Jennifer Hayes in May 2019
- Beverly was 31 years old at the time she vanished and worked at the county agricultural cooperative since age 24.
- She called friend Angela Pruitt at about 6:40 p.m. on May 8, 2002, confirming she was heading to choir practice and never arrived.
- A tow truck driver, Kevin Weaver, reported a breakdown at 7:15 p.m. the night before on County Road Nine but found no vehicle when he arrived.
- Beverly’s gray car was found with the driver’s door unlocked, wallet on the passenger seat, and keys in the ignition the morning of May 9, 2002.
- A torn strip of paper with seven words-“I can look at it tonight, Beverly.”-was recovered with her wallet and filed as evidence.
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