Murdered: Ann Harmeier

📍 Martinsville, Indiana | September 12, 1977 🎙️ Chapter 65 | The Final Trace of Ann Harmeier Twenty-year-old Indiana University student Ann Harmeier was driving back to Bloomington for a morning class when her Pontiac overheated along State Road 37. Hours later, her mother found the car still sitting along the highway—locked, abandoned, and with its battery drained from the emergency flashers. Ann was nowhere to be found. For 36 days, her face appeared on thousands of posters, bumper stickers, and billboards as a massive search spread across Indiana. Then, a farmer harvesting his cornfield made a devastating discovery. But finding Ann only created a new mystery. A blond man. A Volkswagen Beetle. A witness placed near the scene. And more than one convicted killer whose name would eventually become tangled in Ann’s case. Nearly fifty years later, investigators still have the evidence—and Ann’s family is still fighting for answers. Someone knows what happened after Ann’s car broke down that morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices