Ives, Kevin, and Don Henry (Murder of) - Encyclopedia of Arkansas

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Bill #Clinton was Governor of #Arkansas during the double #Homicide of teenagers Kevin Ives and Don Henry. The needless to say, the deepstate was present and involved in their deaths somehow.

The teens either saw something they shouldn't have or tried to rip off a drug deal that local LEOs and the DA yes, the District Attorney was involved in, and got killed in the process. True Crime Garage has a great multi-episode mini-series coverage on this corrupt unsolved case.

This is just proof that the #Swamp is deep, wide, and older than you think.

Bill #Clinton was Governor of #Arkansas during the double #Homicide of teenagers Kevin Ives and Don Henry. The needless to say, the deepstate was present and involved in their deaths somehow. The teens either saw something they shouldn't have or tried to rip off a drug deal that local LEOs and the DA yes, the District Attorney was involved in, and got killed in the process. True Crime Garage has a great multi-episode mini-series coverage on this corrupt unsolved case. This is just proof that the #Swamp is deep, wide, and older than you think.

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Ives, Kevin, and Don Henry (Murder of) - Encyclopedia of Arkansas

The apparent murder in Saline County in 1987 of seventeen-year-old Kevin Ives and sixteen-year-old Don Henry has spurred ongoing controversy, including conspiracy theories tying their deaths to a drug-smuggling scandal. The case was the subject of journalist Mara Leveritt’s award-winning book The Boys on the Tracks. On Sunday, August 23, 1987, at around 4:00 a.m., the bodies of the two boys were spotted by the crew of a Union Pacific locomotive near Crooked Creek trestle in Alexander (Pulaski and Saline counties). The bodies were lying between the tracks, wrapped in a pale green tarp; there was a gun nearby. The train was unable to avoid running over the bodies. The train’s crew immediately reported the incident to railroad officials and …

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