
Were Don Henry and Kevin Ives' murders covered up?
4.4 (20)
74 mins
Explore the mysterious deaths of Don Henry and Kevin Ives on Arkansas railroad tracks. Discover the suspicious evidence suggesting the boys were killed before being placed on the tracks. Learn about the investigations, alleged cover ups, and the unanswered questions that still haunt the case.
Ep 1:
Boys on the Tracks Begin
Two Arkansas teens are found dead on railroad tracks, and a medical examiner's absurd 'accidental overdose' ruling sparks the first cracks in a decades-long cover-up.
Ep 2:
The Cover-Up Machine Ignites
A second autopsy exposes brutal murder wounds and deliberate evidence destruction, while the prosecutor meant to seek justice quietly seizes control of the case.
Ep 3:
Mena, Drugs, and Silenced Truth
The trail leads to Mena Airport, a hub of CIA-linked drug smuggling, and to investigator Jean Duffy, whose pursuit of the truth gets her run out of state.
Ep 4:
A Confession Buried for Decades
A detective's reopened probe uncovers missing evidence and a chilling witness—only for a signed confession letter to vanish, hidden from the family for 22 years.
Ep 5:
Eyewitnesses to a Cold-Blooded Killing
Two survivors finally break their silence about the night Kevin and Don died, while the full roster of suspects, cops, and officials tied to the murders comes into focus.
Ep 6:
Corruption From Courthouse to Capitol
The cover-up climbs from county sheriffs to federal agencies and the CIA, with sealed files and protected officials proving the corruption never really stopped.
Ep 7:
A Mother's Endless Fight for Justice
Kevin's mother Linda Ives spends 35 relentless years battling threats, silence, and government stonewalling in her fight to expose her son's killers.
Ep 8:
Power, Secrecy, and Unfinished Justice
Zooming out, this case becomes a haunting lesson in how power protects itself—and what it costs ordinary families seeking truth and accountability.
Isabella
Level 6 · 4 mo agoAs a mom I would NEVER stop fighting for my son
Oakley
Level 6 · 4 mo agoThey really let Dan Harmon become the special prosecutor for the exact murders he committed 🤦♂️
Seth
Level 3 · 4 mo agoGrand juries almost never disband without a vote.