However, Hart was acquitted in March 1979 after a jury unanimously returned a verdict of not guilty. Physical evidence was used against Hart in the 1979 murder trial, including sperm that showed only .0020% of the population met the unique characteristics contained in that evidence, including Hart, according to the OSBI. Red underwear, a picture of two women (which looked like a wedding photo), and a newspaper were found along with a pair of glasses that belonged to a Camp Scott counselor. Hart was tried in March 1979 and he was represented by Larry Oliver from Tulsa, Oklahoma. But it was not a perfect scenario to find him guilty, and we ended up with a not guilty verdict.". And that actually carries more weight for me.. When you visit this site, it may store or retrieve information on your browser, mostly in the form of cookies. Camp counselors werent far, even instructing some of the girls to go to sleep when they heard them giggling in the middle of the night. In the mountain overlooking Camp Scott, OSBI agent Arthur Linville found a cave with some unusual items. In third grade, I told my mom I wanted to go to Girl Scout Camp, Camp Scott. All three girls had been raped. I didn't know what I could do but I'd look at it, said Reed. Keeper of the Ashes: The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders is the latest true-crime documentary series to land on Hulu. He says there's only one reason, he's devoted years to this case and that is to get answers for the families of those little girls. The March 31, 1979, edition of the Tulsa World, Gene Leroy Hart covers his face after learning a jury had acquitted him of murder and is congratulated by attorney Gary Pitchlynn. The case remained unsolved, but there were hopes of a breakthrough in 2008 when DNA tests on pillowcase evidence appeared to show a partial female DNA profile. She was sexually assaulted, bludgeoned, and strangled to death. "Bo and I both are at peace about it, as we've learned these things a little at a time. Bo Farmer, the father of Lori Farmer, said that he believes Harts heritage mattered during the trial. It does not appear that the OSBI pursued this informant as a suspect in the girl scout murders. On his left is Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation agent Larry Bowles and on Harts right is OSBI agent Bud Ousley. Gene Leroy Hart, who died in 1979 while in prison on unrelated charges, was acquitted for the slayings two years earlier of Lori Farmer, 8, Michele Guse, 9, and Denise Milner, 10, at Camp Scott near Locust Grove. EN. But we do not know which female," said Koch. They also spoke of seeing silhouettes in the dense woodland on multiple occasions, and sometimes dogs were used to try and track whoever was out there. A request turned into an unexpected nine-year mission to find out the truth about what happened to the Girl Scouts who were raped and murdered at Camp Scott and put an end to the hundreds of conspiracy theories. and it was discarded. Now, according to Mayes County Sheriff Mike Reed, DNA has confirmed that the man tried for and acquitted of the killings in 1979, Gene Leroy Hartwho died in prison about two years after the murders was in fact the likely killer. The victims were three Girl Scouts, between the ages of 8 and 10, who were raped and murdered. Their bodies had been left on a trail leading to the showers, about 150 yards (140 meters) from their tent at summer camp. The case was classified as solved when Gene Leroy Hart, a local jail escapee with a history of violence, was arrested. "If all five probes had matched it would have been one in 3 billion," one source said. Nine years ago, Lori Farmers' parents sat down with current Mayes County Sheriff Mike Reed and asked him to take a new look at the case and give it a fresh set of eyes. Milner said that its never gotten any easier. Within Kiowa camp, tent 8 was then slightly apart and the view from the counselor's tent was obscured by the shower block. In 1985, by a 93 vote, jurors decided in favor of Magic Empire. 3 min read. They tried to frame him, Harts attorney, Garvin Isaacs, tells PEOPLE. Mayes County Sheriff Mike Reed said, Unless something new comes up, something brought to light we are not aware of, I am convinced where Im sitting of Harts guilt and involvement in this case.. Create your free profile and get access to exclusive content. The four-part series also explores the intricacies of the case, how authorities are still uncovering new leads and the impact of the killings on the victim's families. Reed said at this point, Hart excepted, theres no suspect attached to this case that has not been excluded in one way or another, whether its DNA, whether its alibi, whether its polygraph test, whatever.. Oklahoma City Gets A New Shrine And Maybe A Saint, Science And Secrets Underground: Utah Lab Studying Remains From Tulsa's Oaklawn Cemetery, Kobe Bryant Family Settles Photo Lawsuit For $28.5 Million, Long-Lost Ship Found In Lake Huron, Confirming Tragic Story, Man Killed In Cheyenne Tornado Identified. Reed said the results of the DNA tests have been known since 2019, part of an effort to raise private funds from Mayes County residents to have evidence reexamined. Hart's mother, who lives in Locust Grove, could not be reached. Mom Seeks Justice 40 Years After Slaying", "Three Girl Scouts were murdered thirty years ago", "Kristin Chenoweth reveals shocking connection to Girl Scout murders: 'I should have been on that trip'. "She tried twice to get the genetic markers to make the call," Jeffries said. Chenoweth said she still thinks about the three girls and how their own opportunities to share their talents have been unfairly lost. Fronted by Tony Awardwinner Kristin Chenoweth, the four-part series explores the horrific rape and killing of Girl Scouts Lori Lee Farmer, 8, Doris Denise Milner, 10, and Michele Heather Guse, 9 on June 13, 1977, at Camp Scott in Mayes County, Oklahoma. They were brutally sexually assaulted and murdered in their tent number 8, in the Kiowa sub-camp, under the nose of camp counselors. Statistically, DNA from 1 in 7,700 Native Americans would obtain these results. After a few seconds, the flap was replaced and he moved on to tent 8. He also places another sleeping bag over the naked lower half of Denise. "On purpose, I tried to put and prove somebody else was there, somebody else did this, and it was not him. Statistically, DNA from 1 in 7,700 Native Americans would obtain these results. Highway Patrol Officer Harold Berry was the first law enforcement officer at the scene and found one set of boot prints leading from Kiowa camp to the spot where the body was. [10] As a convicted rapist and jail escapee, Hart still had 305 years of his 308-year sentence left to serve in the Oklahoma State Penitentiary. DNA Testing Inconclusive In Girl Scout Murder Case. A thunderstorm hit the area that night, and the girls spent time in their tents writing letters back home and chatting between themselves before they went to sleep. Mystery remains an unsolved tragedy. [19][20], A 1993 documentary called Someone Cry for The Children: The Girl Scout Murders based on the book of the same name by Michael and Dick Wilkerson was released. The battle occurred on July 3, 1862, when 250 Union Army soldiers skirmished with a similar-sized group of Lori Farmer, 8, Michelle Guse, 9, and Doris Milner, 10, were brutally raped and murdered while away at summer camp in Locust Grove, Oklahoma nearly 45 years ago. Gene Leroy Hart died in prison a little more than two months after being acquitted in 1979, from a heart attack. It was 1977, when three young campers, Lori Farmer, Michelle Guse and Denise Milner were raped and murdered in Mayes County and even though a suspect was arrested and tried, he was also acquitted and that has led to questions and wild conspiracy theories ever since. Award-winning actress According to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, Hart had been serving a sentence of more than 300 years fora series of violent burglaries he committed while on parole after being convicted of the kidnapping and rape of two pregnant women in 1966. BIOG: NAME: 2023 www.oklahoman.com. He was represented by Garvin A. 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Agents said he evidence against Hart was "extensive for the murders of Farmer, Guse and Milner. "Mike is one of those people. "I never thought I would still be haunted by these murders," she said. In 1989, the state tested DNA from a semen stain found on a pillowcase in Michelle Guses sleeping bag, according to KOCO, but they were unable at that point to get more than a partial match. The victims were Lori Farmer, eight, Michelle Guse, nine, and Doris Milner, ten. The layout of the camp meant that the tents were not evenly spaced, nor were the campsites placed equally along the Cookie Trail. Carla Wilhite, 18 Susan Ewing, 18, and Dee Elder, 20, were assigned as counselors to Kiowa camp and asked to look after 27 children. Gene Leroy Hart, accused of killing three Girl Scouts, struggles with heavy wrist and ankle shackles as he inches his way up the front steps of the state prison between Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation agents Larry Bowles, left, and Bud Ousley, followed by Mayes County Sheriff Pete Weaver (behind Ousley) and Deputy A.D. David. This happened. VDOMDHTMLDOCTYPE html> Four decades after he was acquitted, the latest DNA testing in the case of the Oklahoma Girl Scout murders strongly suggests Gene Leroy Hart's involvement, officials say. DNA points to longtime primary suspect in 1977 Oklahoma Girl Scout slayings, sheriff says The civil trial included discussion of the threatening note and the fact that tent #7 was 86 yards (79m) from the counselors' tent. For more on the Girl Scout murder mystery, subscribe now to PEOPLE or pick up this weeks issue, on newsstands Friday. In an update reported in May 2022, the latest DNA testing in the case, although officially inconclusive, strongly suggested Harts involvement in the murders, while eliminating several other potential suspects. As counselors began searching, they discovered all three girls from tent #7 had been murdered. A flashlight lay on top. I pray that theres something that weve done that gives the family a second of something that even resembles closure or acceptance or something, said Reed. [15] Sheriff Mike Reed of Mayes County said, Unless something new comes up, something brought to light we are not aware of, I am convinced where Im sitting of Harts guilt and involvement in this case. [16] Reed said the results of the DNA tests have been known since 2019, but did not go public with the findings until asked to do so by the victim's families. I mean, it doesnt diminish your pain, said Milner. Mayes County Sheriff Glen "Pete" Weaver (wearing white hat) is on the far left. It doesn't matter how many people have been through it. Chenoweth said that although she did not know the three girls personally, she had attended the same school as Michele Guse and Guse's mother had been her brothers teacher. Hulus four-part docuseries titled Keeper of the Ashes: The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders chronicles what happened in the case and shines a light on the victims: Lori [] If I can bring some kind of peace to the family members, the moms, the dads, the children, Sheriff Reed says, that is my goal.. It's shocking. Although police retrieved no weapon or fingerprints, they did uncover a single hair that analysis said could belong to a Native American such as suspect Gene Leroy Hart along with items possibly stolen from the camp that authorities linked to him. At around 6 a.m. on June 13, a camp counselor on her way to the shower saw a girl's body in her sleeping bag in a wooded area just outside the tent area. In 1989, DNA testing showed that Harts DNA matched three of the five samples, but the results were not enough to conclude that Hart was the murderer. Initial evidence indicated they had also been raped. However, officially, the results are to be deemed inconclusive as no full DNA profile has ever been developed in the case. The samples tested were insufficient and too deteriorated. The forest was so dense in parts that it was not uncommon for some of the 600 searchers to become lost on occasion. He says that frustration began in 1966, when Hart kidnapped two pregnant women at gunpoint, drove them to the middle of nowhere in Mayes County, tied them up, raped them repeatedly, covered them in brush and left them for dead. Hart, 35, was serving sentences for earlier rape convictions. Were these signs of a second killer? [2] The case remains officially unsolved. No full DNA profile has ever been developed in the case, so officially the testing results are considered inconclusive.. Nearly three decades after the first DNA test, authorities conducted a new round of DNA testing in 2008, but the results were inconclusive because the collected sample had deteriorated over time, according to authorities. But DNA evidence was not available then, plus, Reed's conclusions go far beyond DNA. Despite this evidence, the local jury acquitted Hart.. The last story from a surviving witness is from the girls in tent 7, who said that their tent flap was pulled back and a man shone a light into the tent. Oklahoma City attorney Garvin Isaacs, who represented Hart, said Tuesday he has no confidence in DNA fingerprinting. Check out never-before-seen content, free digital evidence kits, and much more! Three decades later, Gene Leroy Hart remains the main suspect in the killings. That's part of the healing process. The semen was suspected to have been Hart's. A further link to the camp was made when it was discovered that part of the newspaper had been torn out and matched some found inside the red flashlight at the crime scene. 4 decades later the the parents, camp councilors and community members revisit the memories of three young girls and their brutal murder at Camp Scott. Mayes County Sheriff Glen "Pete" Weaver (wearing white hat) is on the far right. Although the DNA testing was officially inconclusive, authorities announced that the DNA evidence strongly suggested that Hart was involved in the crime and also eliminated several other potential suspects, according to Reed. Common sense, well that is two different knots, that's two different people, see there, got a track in there, two different people, two different knots, it's really not two different knots, it is the same exact pattern, it's the same exact everything, said Reed. That's the frustration, said Reed. In 1977 it was being run by the Magic Empire Girl Scout Council and had grown to include 10 campsites, a Great Hall, and a swimming pool. Sign up forOxygen Insiderfor all the best true crime content. The victims were three. Earlier in April 1977, during an on-site training session, a camp counselor discovered that her belongings had been ransacked and her doughnuts had been stolen. I tried to put myself on the other side of this, said Reed. To make sure none of the Girl Scout campers returning to Tulsa from Camp Scott were unaccounted for, each was checked off a list when her parents came by to pick her up on June 13, 1977. Investigators believed that Lori and Michele were both bludgeoned to death inside the tent, judging by blood spatter on the canvas walls and wooden floor. Glen "Pete" Weaver, Mayes County Sheriff, during the search for Gene Leroy Hart in 1977. With the help of informants, he was captured in a small home in the forest of Adair County on April 16, 1978, about 45 miles away from Camp Scott and a year after the girls deaths. Oxygen.com reached out to Sheriff Reed and the OSBI for clarification about the DNA testing in the case but did not receive an immediate response. Chenoweth decided to open a local performing arts camp called Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center in 2009 for her hometown. And he has been a huge part in bringing all of these pieces together and giving us some resolution. With $30,000 raised locally last year by Mayes County Sheriff Mike Reed, surviving evidence from the crime scene is undergoing DNA testing that Reed thinks may reveal a forensic profile of the killer that was unavailable four decades ago. When I give my word that means something to me. Reed said the results of the DNA tests have been known since 2019, part of an effort to raise private funds from Mayes County residents to have evidence reexamined. She says all the families have grieved in their own ways and despite many joyous moments through the years, one piece has always been missing from their lives. Chenoweths drive to find the truth has been a lifelong journey. Tulsa World File, Gene Leroy Hart (center) is led into the Oklahoma State Penitentiary on April 6, 1978, the night of his capture. [8], A large, red flashlight was found on top of the girls' bodies; a smudged fingerprint was found on the lens, but it has never been identified as it was too smudged for a positive identification. [I] could have, would have, should have been on that trip. The sources asked not to be identified. Investigators were able to retrieve what OSBI spokeswoman Kym Koch described as a "partial DNA profile from a female. The director of that camp session treated the note as a prank, and it was discarded.[3][4]. [1] In 2022, it was announced that DNA testing in the case, although officially inconclusive, strongly suggests Harts involvement in the crime. Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? I can show you documentation of 139 people OSBI interview and looked at as a possible suspect in this. Girl Scout Murders: Police Hope DNA Will Reveal Killer of 3 Up until the day to go to camp, she was excited about it. On the night of June 12, 1977, the three Girl Scouts were in one of several four-person tents at Camp Scott, according to ABC Oklahoma City affiliate KOCO-TV. After hearing the evidence, the jury took only 6 hours to deliberate. Sheriff Reed grew up in Mayes County and was just a boy when the murders shocked the conscience of the small Locust Grove community. Hart was sent back to prison to continue serving his previous sentence and died of a massive heart attack in June 1979. Two weeks after the murders a farmer reported that he had seen Gene Hart on a hillside. Sheri Farmer, the mother of Lori Farmer, said that the result of the trial added to the insurmountable amount of pain she and her husband already felt.I just assumed they're going to find him, there'll be a trial, all of this in a reasonable amount of time, said Farmer. Tulsa World File, Garvin Isaacs chief defense attorney in the Gene Leroy Hart case. As she approached the bundles she could suddenly make out the body of a girl lying next to them, face up and naked from the waist down. And it does bring us a better understanding of all that happened that night.". So I told her if she would just go and see what it's like. As seen in Hulu's Keeper of the Ashes, the medicine man was unaware of Hart's alleged involvement in the killings. But he hopes he can at last provide answers to the victims survivors, who have kept the girls story alive. The unspeakable tragedy dominated Oklahoma headlines for years. Beyond that the family would have no comment, she said. Lori Farmer, Denise Milner and Michele Guse. Both tests were unsuccessful. He believed those found by the security guards were to be viewed as a separate piece of evidence, but nothing came of this lead. She had discovered the dead body of little Denise at a fork in a trail. They had been left on a trail leading to the showers, about 150 yards from their tent. Buddy Fallis, Tulsa County District Attorney and prosecutor in the Gene Leroy Hart case. The latest testing could not eliminate Hart, whose DNA matched the partial profiles and the latest DNA tests most likely are the last that will be done in the case, as testable evidence has been all but exhausted. 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