Eight People Were Murdered—A Walmart Shoe Helped Crack the Case

Eight members of the Rhoden family were killed across four properties in Pike County, Ohio—but an ordinary Walmart shoe became an important piece of forensic evidence. Investigators found shoe impressions in dried blood inside two of the homes. A forensic scientist noticed something unusual about the tread: there was virtually no wear, suggesting the shoes were brand new. The pattern was eventually traced to Athletic Works shoes sold at Walmart. According to the script, investigators later recovered a Walmart receipt for the shoes, while surveillance footage showed Angela Wagner purchasing them. The shoe evidence became part of the larger investigation into the Wagner family and the 2016 Pike County killings. A tiny detail on the floor helped investigators unravel one of Ohio's most notorious murder cases. #truecrimedocumentary #forensicevidence #dnaevidence To Watch Full Story Click Link: https://youtu.be/_ZEfogm0mUA Business Contact: [email protected]