Delaware 1956 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

Delaware 1956 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

December 2007. A heavy chill hung over the wooden house perched on the edge of the forest in Elkton, Maryland, about an hour’s drive from St. Georges, Delaware. The beam from Cold Case Investigator David Kessler’s flashlight cut through decades of dust and darkness, illuminating objects no one thought would still exist after 51 years.“Central, I need backup immediately at the suspect’s residence, and send the forensics team right now.”His voice echoed in the dead silence, bouncing off the damp, moldy walls as if waking a house that had been asleep since 1960.What began as a routine residency check during a cold-case sweep had just become something entirely different—something that might finally answer the questions that had haunted Delaware since the winter of 1956.

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