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🗓️ 31 March 2021
⏱️ 24 minutes
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0:00.0 | Thank you for listening to this podcast one production available on Apple podcasts and podcast one |
0:08.0 | Thank you for listening to this podcast one production available on Apple podcasts and podcast one |
0:15.9 | Murdered execution style in his own barn |
0:21.4 | One third of all murder cases in America remain open |
0:24.6 | Each one is called a cold case and only 1% are ever solved |
0:30.9 | This is one of those rare cases |
0:33.4 | From A&E this is cold case files the podcast |
0:42.2 | Don's baldings daily routine consisted of waking up early tending to the animals and going to work on that particular Friday |
0:50.4 | July 2nd 1985 |
0:52.4 | Don didn't make it to work out of concern for their typically consistent employee the company called Don's home to make sure he was okay |
1:01.1 | Shirley spaulting was the one you answered the phone Don wasn't home |
1:05.4 | Shirley stated that she had assumed Don had fed the horses and went to work like usual that call was received at 8 a.m |
1:11.8 | But apparently Shirley wasn't overly concerned because it wasn't until after 10 a.m. That she found Don's body |
1:23.5 | And neighborhood noticed Don's truck parked near the horse barn the same location where they had reported seeing unidentified |
1:30.2 | Prouller's earlier in the day |
1:32.3 | Shirley spaulting found her husband's body inside the barn |
1:35.7 | She ran back to the house to phone the police |
1:37.9 | Captain fell Perry answered the call and rushed to the spaulting home. This is Captain Perry |
1:44.0 | He was right inside the barn about three or four foot and kind of on his back with his arms thrown out |
1:50.7 | A bucket kicked over where he was preparing to feed up his animals |
1:56.0 | Don had been shot four times at close range at that distance escape would have been impossible |
2:01.5 | The crime scene investigators searched the barn for evidence digging through straw and mud and animal muck |
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