Episode #149: Craig Rice - Murdered (1986) - Part 2
- keystonecoldcases
- May 2
- 1 min read
Join the KCC team for the conclusion of the Craig Rice case!
If you have been listening to our most recent stories you will see we have been slightly dabbling in cases that have controversies. Such as deaths ruled suicide and should have been homicide or even wrongfully convicted. Today we will touch on a wrongfully convicted case with a twist. It involves a murder that was part of a hate crime and an innocent being charged with minimal evidence. I don’t think we have ever done a case that was part of a hate crime. Hate crimes are specifically tricky to convict. Today’s story is going to be a wild ride.
Craig S. Rice
Birth Date: 1969 - Date Last Seen: 11/12/1985 - Death: 3/28/1986
Ethnicity: Caucasian Sex: Male
Other Pertinent Information: Craig was dropped off at a Honda dealership by a friend, but other friends that worked at the dealership said he never came inside.
Hometown: Gettysburg, PA – Adams County
Crime Scene: Found deceased and naked on March 28, 1986 in Rock Creek near Barlow
Last Known Location Alive: With Greg Harner, who stated he dropped him at the Honda dealership
Injury Description: Gunshot wound to the back of the head by a .22 calibre weapon
Suspect Description: Greg Harner went to trial, despite the lack of physical evidence
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