Arkansas 1967 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

Arkansas 1967 cold case solved — arrest shocks community

The tea cup was still warm when Evelyn Harper vanished near the small town of Hot Springs, Arkansas—a town with a population of under thirty thousand in 1967. The night of November 21 passed in the damp chill typical of the Ouachita forest, with fog clinging close to the ground and obscuring the dirt road leading to the remote wooden cabin where Evelyn had been. Around just before 7 p.m., Caleb Moore, a 29-year-old carpenter, stepped out behind the cabin to shut off the generator, leaving Evelyn alone inside as she prepared to leave.

The oil lamp was still burning on the table, next to the tea cup that was still lightly steaming in the silent wooden room. A few minutes later, Caleb returned and saw the back door ajar, golden light spilling out into the darkness toward the forest, but Evelyn was no longer there. No one heard any cries for help, no one saw her leave, and what happened in the next 47 minutes would haunt Hot Springs for nearly four decades afterward.

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