Detroit 1984 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

Detroit 1984 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

September 2013. A heavy atmosphere shrouded the abandoned Packard Plant in east Detroit, less than four miles from downtown. The flashlight beam from the chief demolition engineer cut through the dust-covered steel corridors, illuminating a steel plate welded shut beneath the concrete floor—something that had no place in the original blueprints. “Control, I need backup at the old Packard Plant and send the forensics team,” his voice echoed through the radio, bouncing off rusted walls and collapsed air ducts. What began as a routine safety inspection had turned into something entirely different. Something that would answer the questions haunting Detroit for nearly three decades.

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