The Boys On The Tracks Part 4: The Mena Connection



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29 thoughts on “The Boys On The Tracks Part 4: The Mena Connection”

  1. I feel like Stephanie is one of the few youtubers who does justice to these stories. I had seen a few videos on the boys before, but only now do I get to know about their lives, their family's plight, and the deep corruption net behind it all. This is true crime done with integrity and respect to the victims of these horrible crimes.

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  2. In most cases, when ppl jump to corruption & collusion on the part of cops/DA/judges, it’s usually not. It usually ends up being incompetence.
    But in THIS CASE?Corruption exists everywhere—at every official being looked at & the higher up the chain, the MORE corrupt they are!! It’s impossible for “the little guy” typical citizen to fight against. Especially when that chain of corruption goes straight to the top-the president of the USA.
    Even whole bodies of government were met w/ obstacle after obstacle. Most of us KNOW the truth of what happened that night, maybe not all the details, but most of the truth. I wonder if the government will EVER admit it though. Most of the officials involved are dead. So…are we waiting on Clinton to kick the bucket to finally have the FULL truth & the FULL investigative files revealed? 🤔

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  3. So is this piece of shit prosecutor still (in 2025) alive? Just curious. If anyone knows feel free to reply. Great breakdown Stephanie. Amazing work!
    This will go down as one of my favorites from your vast body of work. Which I have seen most of by now.😇

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  4. I'm 42 and I remember seeing this story on Unsolved Mysteries when i was a kid. It has stuck with me and when I suddenly see people on YouTube talking about it; I'm thinking "finally! Someone is covering this!"Unsolved Mysteries even did an update on the case and said it suspected to be drug related but they weren't saying why so it seemed out left field.

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  5. It's absolutely wild hearing how many people were involved in drug trafficking and that they committed murder to cover up their dirty secrets. Kevin and Don were just kids and didn't deserve to die the way they were by their own police department. They all deserved jail time and never got it.

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  6. Wonderful job on such a tragic event. I don’t know why anyone is surprised at the level of corruption that took place. This type of corruption is happening everywhere. I mean just look at the Epstein scandal, the Harvey Weinstein scandal and the P. Diddy scandal, just to name a few, if you look at those cases you will find countless examples of corruption at the highest level. The people at the top with all the money and power make all the rules and they take care of each other and if you cross them then you better watch your back because they will come after you.

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  7. I keep asking EVERY true crime creator I follow to PLEASE do Megan Kansa’s case. She is the reason for “Megan’s Law” in the US, and I went to school with her. Her case is horrific and her family did amazing things in her name.

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  8. Steph, since everyone has commented on the fact that you basically did this episode topless, I thought I’d point out what everyone else missed – is that “J” necklace a Christmas present from your newest narcissist that he’s forcing you to wear on screen, but since you’re the real narcissist you can’t look “owned,” so the tits are out to draws the eyes away from James’ branding of you?

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  9. Good job! Like always. Love the effort and time you put into the presentation of the information you have put together. So much work. I appreciate it so much. Thanks.

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