The high-speed chase took the officer into multiple counties at speeds nearing 120 miles per hour.

He knew this car by heart. The driver was one who taunted the police quite often. Today was just another example.

Would this be the final straw? The one time when the driver would be caught,

arrested, and have to pay a penalty strong enough so incidents like this wouldn't happen again?

What would it take for that to actually happen? The officer wasn't sure. The driver of the

speeding vehicle on the other, was likely cocky.

After all, I feel like you'd have to be to taunt the police like he so often did.

Again, he would get away with his actions.

The officer would never catch him, because one, he was crossing county lines, and two, he knew exactly where he was headed and the winding back roads to get him there, safely to his family's property.

Let the officer just try.

But there was another thing the driver of the vehicle knew that the officer didn't.

The driver had two additional passengers in his Honda accord.

Two passengers who, it seems, were unwilling participants in the situation they found themselves in.

Two passengers who called 911 and friends for help in the aftermath of the chase.

And horrifically and inexplicably, two passengers who were never seen nor heard from again.

This is the story of Molly Miller and Colt Haynes.

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