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The Boys on the Tracks. A true crime investigation. This is day 050 of our investigation into the unsolved 1987 Arkansas murder of Don Henry and Kevin Ives…The Boys On The Tracks.  THE BODY COUNT SIGN UP FOR FREE TO THE BINGE PATREON AND JOIN THE BOYS ON THE TRACKS CHAT.  **BOYSONTHETRACKS.COM** I’ve told you about a couple of people connected to this case who died. Heres a bit more context about the scope of whatever Don and Kevin were roped into.  I can’t prove any of these were hits, some were ruled accidents, some were solved, and some involved dangerous people in a dangerous drug world. But an unusual number of people connected to the boys’ case — or to the grand jury investigating it — died violently or strangely in a short span, most still unsolved.  Keith Coney (May 1988, grand jury witness, motorcycle). Keith McKaskle (Nov 1988, informant, stabbed). Greg Collins (Jan 1989, called to the grand jury, shot before he could testify). Jeff Rhodes (April 1989, said he knew something, found burned in a landfill). Boonie Bearden (vanished, another man they’d tried to subpoena). Richard Winters (July 1989, named as a possible suspect, killed in a robbery). Jordan Ketelsen (1990, tied to the McKaskle case, shot in his truck). What connects them isn’t a shadowy theory — it’s that, again and again, these were people the investigation wanted to talk to. As prosecutor Garrett himself admitted, the deaths were “looking more suspicious.” I’ll take these one at a time in the episodes ahead — documented fact and rumor kept separate. But you needed to see the list. IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION, BUT ARE WORRIED ABOUT YOUR SAFETY AND PRIVACY, YOU CAN SECURELY MESSAGE ME ON SIGNAL @ boysonthetracks.87 Your investment in this case is what’s going to turn this from a passionate look at these unsolved murders into a movement. I know we can find answers. If you know ANYTHING about what happened to these boys, comment, DM me, or email  boysonthetracks@gmail.com. #boysonthetracks #coldcase #unsolved #arkansas #truecrime
The Boys on the Tracks. A true crime investigation. This is day 050 of our investigation into the unsolved 1987 Arkansas murder of Don Henry and Kevin Ives…The Boys On The Tracks. THE BODY COUNT SIGN UP FOR FREE TO THE BINGE PATREON AND JOIN THE BOYS ON THE TRACKS CHAT. **BOYSONTHETRACKS.COM** I’ve told you about a couple of people connected to this case who died. Heres a bit more context about the scope of whatever Don and Kevin were roped into. I can’t prove any of these were hits, some were ruled accidents, some were solved, and some involved dangerous people in a dangerous drug world. But an unusual number of people connected to the boys’ case — or to the grand jury investigating it — died violently or strangely in a short span, most still unsolved. Keith Coney (May 1988, grand jury witness, motorcycle). Keith McKaskle (Nov 1988, informant, stabbed). Greg Collins (Jan 1989, called to the grand jury, shot before he could testify). Jeff Rhodes (April 1989, said he knew something, found burned in a landfill). Boonie Bearden (vanished, another man they’d tried to subpoena). Richard Winters (July 1989, named as a possible suspect, killed in a robbery). Jordan Ketelsen (1990, tied to the McKaskle case, shot in his truck). What connects them isn’t a shadowy theory — it’s that, again and again, these were people the investigation wanted to talk to. As prosecutor Garrett himself admitted, the deaths were “looking more suspicious.” I’ll take these one at a time in the episodes ahead — documented fact and rumor kept separate. But you needed to see the list. IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION, BUT ARE WORRIED ABOUT YOUR SAFETY AND PRIVACY, YOU CAN SECURELY MESSAGE ME ON SIGNAL @ boysonthetracks.87 Your investment in this case is what’s going to turn this from a passionate look at these unsolved murders into a movement. I know we can find answers. If you know ANYTHING about what happened to these boys, comment, DM me, or email [email protected]. #boysonthetracks #coldcase #unsolved #arkansas #truecrime

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