Richard Garrett

Garrett participated in the original “Train Deaths” episode of “Unsolved Mysteries” along with Dan Harmon as the primary spokesman.  Linda Ives did not know at this time that Harmon and Garrett were involved in the murders and were masterminding a heinous cover-up to protect the evidence of their involvement, so she gladly participated in the episode.  In reality, Harmon and Garrett were in the ideal position of control, including access to callers on the “tips line” set up by “Unsolved Mysteries.”  All caller information was given to Harmon and Garrett, who  pretended to investigate, but instead responded with violent threats to callers with information damaging to them.

Months later, Linda learned that Harmon was actually on the tracks with the boys the night they were murdered and was a likely participant in the murders.  She warned the producers of the “Unsolved Mysteries,” and they were willing to make necessary changes if the FBI would endorse  the corrections, but the FBI would not.  At the time, Linda and Jean thought that the FBI was conducting a forthright investigation, and did not want to jeopardize their case, but as it turned out, they conducted the most shameless cover-up of all, which ended all official investigations.  (See FBI Arkansas Bureau

It’s difficult to believe the depth and reach of the cover-up, but the evidence presented throughout this website leaves little doubt of  the absolute validity of this realization.

Attorney Richard Garrett was Dan Harmon’s side-kick, his right-hand-man, his lap-dog, his shadow, his yes-man. Get the picture? If Dan Harmon was involved, Richard Garrett was involved.

Garrett was also Harmon’s assistant when Harmon headed the county grand jury investigation of the train deaths. Garrett was always Harmon’s deputy when Harmon was the district’s prosecutor. According to a U.S. Attorney inner-office memo, Dan Harmon and Richard Garrett were primary targets of the 1990 federal grand jury investigation of public official corruption in Saline County. When U.S. Attorney Chuck Banks cleared Dan Harmon of any wrong-doing, he also cleared Garrett

Garrett is now deceased, so all that he knows has gone to the grave with him, although there are rumors that he left a statement about his knowledge of the boys’ murders to be open5 years after his death.Garrett was Harmon’s assistant when Harmon headed the county grand jury investigation of the train deaths. Garrett has been Harmon’s deputy at all times Harmon has been the district’s prosecutor. According to a U.S. Attorney inner-office memo, Dan Harmon and Richard Garrett were primary targets of the 1990 federal grand jury investigation of public official corruption in Saline County. When U.S. Attorney Chuck Banks cleared Dan Harmon of any wrong-doing, he also cleared Richard Garrett.

Absurd News Footage of Richard Garrett Regarding McKaskle's Murder

Richard Garrett, Interview (news footage)

Richard Garrett: “I think that Mr. McKaskle was probably suffering from a lot of paranoia, and right now the indications are that nobody else was involved.”

Reporter: “Might there have been a reason, though, for his paranoia?”

Richard Garrett: “I’m sure there was a reason for his paranoia.”
Reporter: “Because he had talked to the police or the prosecutor?
Richard Garrett: “I don’t know that that would be the reason”

According to Richard Garett, since no one else was involved, Keith McKaskle stabbed himself one hundred and thirteen times.