Teen Runs Out of Gas and Never Makes it Home | Casey Crowder
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What happened when Casey Crowder’s car ran out of gas on Highway 65?
I'm sure that most of you can relate to this. The gas light comes on in your car and you do the math in your head and you know how many miles you have left, how far it is to the next gas station, whether you can make it or whether you're about to be that person standing on the shoulder trying to flag down help. And usually, you make it. Most times, the math works out. But on a Sunday morning in August of 2006, a 17-year-old girl standing on a two-lane highway in southeast Arkansas, 40 miles from home, did the same math and came up short. So she does everything you would do. She pulls over, she puts on her hazard lights, and she calls her mom. She's got money in her pocket, and she's got a phone that works, and there's a gas station just up ahead, close enough that walking to it isn't even a decision, it's just the obvious thing to do.
It's the thing that any of us would. Half a mile. Eight minutes. Maybe ten at the most. She tells her mother she can handle it. And her mom hangs up and starts her day. Because there was nothing out of the ordinary about this. It didn't sound like an emergency. It sounded like an ordinary Sunday with a little problem in the middle of it. Like a story her daughter would tell later rolling her eyes about her walk. But she never comes home. Somewhere on that stretch of road in broad daylight, on a highway that people drive every day, Casey Crowder stops being a girl who ran out of gas. And this moment becomes every parent's worst nightmare.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened when Casey Crowder’s car ran out of gas on Highway 65?
0:00–16:11
2
How did Casey’s mother react to the missed call and what did the family do next?
16:11–32:00
3
What clues did investigators find from the abandoned Durango and the surrounding area?
32:00–48:25
4
How did police use CCTV and traffic footage to track a possible suspect’s truck?
48:25–1:04:28
5
Why did detectives focus on Kenneth Osborne’s white pickup truck as a key suspect?
1:04:28–1:19:08
6
What tactics did investigators use during Kenneth Osborne’s interrogations and why were they controversial?
1:19:08–1:34:01
7
How did the trial unfold, what evidence was presented, and what was the jury’s verdict?
1:34:01–1:51:52
8
What has happened since the conviction, including appeals, parole attempts, and the families’ ongoing efforts?
1:51:52–2:08:58
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