The “Boys on the Tracks”: Still Waiting for Justice

8/27/02 | Scholastic and FreedomInJesusChrist

[Scholastic]

This month is the 15th anniversary marking the brutal murders of Don Henry and Kevin Ives, who were unwitting witnesses to a police-protected drug drop in a small community south of Little Rock, Arkansas. This drug drop was part of a smuggling operation based out of Mena, Arkansas.

Don Henry and Kevin Ives were just 17 years old and approaching their senior year of high school when they were murdered. What should have been a memorable year for these two boys resulted in tragedy. Unfortunately, no one has been convicted for the murders of Don Henry and Kevin Ives. The cover-up concerning the murders of Don Henry and Kevin Ives has been going on for 15 years now. When will the Ives and Henry families see their sons’ killers brought to justice for these heinous crimes?

Please pray for the Ives and Henry families. Also, please pray that God will grant those with the power and authority to bring these killers to justice, the wisdom, prudence, and crucial moral discernment, to do so.

“This story has as much national consequence as any story in America. However, it does not have a conclusion, because no one - NO ONE - to date, has ever been indicted for the crimes of Mena, including for the murders of Kevin Ives and Don Henry. The cover-ups have been continual and perpetual.”--Linda Ives

The Kevin Ives Civil Justice Foundation

The Lonely Crusade of Linda Ives

The Boys on the Tracks, Book authored by Mara Leveritt

Clinton’s Ties to Controversial Medical Examiner Questioned

Asa and me I've wondered for years: What does Hutchinson know about Arkansas's biggest drug smuggler? And when did he know it?

Filegate and Mena

The CIA’s Shadow in Arkansas

The Mena Airport: Why Arkansas's biggest mystery won't die

A Place Called Mena – Just Some Facts

Mysterious Mena: CIA Discloses, Leach Disposes

Mysterious Mena

What Readers Can Do

[FreedominJesusChrist]

Thanks for your thoughtful comments. I refuse to forget and become apathetic towards these crimes.

Feel free to ping any of your friends to this thread.

[Lloyd227]

Thanks, got it bookmarked and reading

[FreedominJesusChrist]

Just click on the little notebook next to the summaries, for the hard-copy of North's journal entries.

[T'wit]

Thanks for the ping. Attendees of the "Epicenter" Freeper meeting at Slick Willy's in Little Rock afterwards visited some of the legendary sites, including "the tracks."

Watch for new developments in the Blood Trail story. Good things may be happening.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

You think so? I haven't heard any new stuff about Bloodgate in a long time. It would be great if there were some new developments in this amazing story, really.

Likewise, I would like to see more media attention given to the Ives/Henry case. Linda Ives still has room to file a wrongful death suit. She would probably be more successful in this endeavor, simply because civil cases mainly just have a preponderance of evidence and the burden of proof is not as harsh (i.e. beyond a reasonable doubt), as it is in criminal cases.

[T'wit]

> You think so?

Let's just say, keep your fingers crossed. We may be getting a break for once.

[backhoe]

Watch for new developments in the Blood Trail story...

Rest assured I will, neighbor, and spread it far and wide.

[FreedominJesusChrist]

I will be looking forward to seeing a break in this case.

[I_Love_Jesus_and_George_W]

I will be looking forward to seeing a break in this case."

With people like you and Scholastic working on the issue, the issue probably won't go away. LOL.

[PGalt]

Thanks for the reminder and to everyone for the links. Never forget.