Trevor Collins

Now, before we continue on, there's a few more pieces of information here on this particular theory to round it all out.

And then we have one smaller one.

But based on these claims, here is a timeline at a glance what many suspect happened.

I think I just want to truncate all this information into something succinct.

So that night, per this theory, Henry and Ives went spotlighting, hunting, using a .22 caliber rifle.

Some reports say that it's Henry's.

Some reports say that it's Ives.

They got a gun with them.

Around 2 a.m., they encountered a group of five individuals while walking on the tracks.

This group includes Dan Harmon, Keith McCaskill, Charlene Wilson, and at least two others who remain unknown.

At this point, a confrontation ensues, and at least one shot is potentially fired, and maybe it was from the .22 caliber rifle that the two boys had.

Shortly after, the two boys ran into Keith Coney, who was out riding his motorcycle at a nearby grocery store.

It's suspected that they revealed to him what happened, and at that moment, Kirk Lane and Jay Campbell pulled up, off-duty, unmarked police car like I said, and they were then beaten and detained.

And it's suspected that Coney fled, knowing that this was maybe bound to happen.

It's believed that Campbell struck Ives in the back of the head with the butt of his .22 caliber gun, rendering him unconscious.

They were then both transported by the officers back to the tracks where it's theorized that Ives may have succumbed to his head injury and passed away.

And sometime around this, before or after his death, Henry might have been stabbed.

I think the evidence is pretty clear on that, but it's the question of was this stab fatal or not, right?

Yeah.

Their bodies were then placed on the tracks and covered up with a tarp, thinking that the train crew would maybe pass over these bodies, thinking it was just rubble or...