Two inches of Heather Coleman's turkey club disappear from her office fridge. And Heather’s life will never be the same.
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It’s Elkhart, Indiana, 2001. Two inches of Heather Coleman's turkey club disappear from her office fridge. The thief is nowhere to be found. And Heather’s life will never be the same.