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Hello everyone and welcome to our latest episode of The Trail Went Cold.

I'm your host Robin Warner and today we're going to be presenting the second of our

two-part episode about the 1987 deaths of Don Henry and Kevin Ives, aka the Boys on the

Track Case.

As you probably know, the Trail Went Cold is finally reached a very special milestone

and is celebrating its five-year anniversary as a podcast, so to commemorate the occasion,

we decided to cover one of our most highly requested cases ever.

But the story is so convoluted that for only the second time in our podcast history, we

decided to make it a two-parter.

We released Part One last week, which outlined the most important facts of the case, and

if you haven't heard it yet, I suggest you go back and listen to our first episode

because otherwise you'll be completely lost when you listen to this one.

Today, I'm going to be fleshing out and going into more detail about most of the information

I presented last week as well as provide my own theories and analysis.

As a brief recap, the two victims in this story were 16-year-old Don Henry and 17-year-old

Kevin Ives, who were both seen lying in the middle of some railroad tracks in Selene County,

Arkansas, before they were run over by a cargo train during the early morning hours of

August 23, 1987.

While their deaths were initially ruled to be accidental, there was a lot of new evidence

which clearly showed that both boys were the victims of foul play, and the case would

balloon into a massive story with a number of conspiracy theories and allegations that

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