The Trail Went Cold – Episode 62 – Dottie Caylor

The Trail Went Cold

Robin Warder

True Crime, Tv & Film

4.5 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2018

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

June 12, 1985. Concord, California. Dottie Caylor, a 41-year old woman with a history of struggles with agoraphobia, is allegedly dropped off at a train station by her husband, Jule Caylor, before she leaves on a trip. The following day, Jule finds Dottie’s car in another train station’s parking lot with her purse inside, but […]

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0:05.0	went cold.
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0:23.4	June 12, 1985. Concord, California.
0:30.4	Doddy Kailer, a 41-year-old woman with a history of agoraphobia, is allegedly dropped off at a train station by her husband,
0:37.4	Jewel Kailer, before she leaves on a trip. The following day, Jewel finds Doddy's card
0:43.4	and another train station's parking lot with her person side, but Doddy does not return from her trip
0:48.4	and has never heard from again. Over the next few years, suspicion would fall upon Jewel after some surprise
0:55.4	revelations, including a secret engagement to another woman and an anonymous letter accusing him of murdering his wife,
1:02.4	but no trace of Doddy is ever found. After that, the trail went cold.
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