On January 12, 1974, Henry Adelbert Harry Weber, a 42-year-old White truck driver from Brooksville, Florida who had served in the U.S. Coast Guard from 1950 to 1953 and worked for Global Van Lines, was found shot in the head at a highway rest area near Blytheville, Arkansas. Authorities initially believed the killing was a robbery; no immediate suspects were identified in the days after the discovery.

Four days later, arrests in Arizona tied two brothers, Randy and James Greenawalt, to the January 15 murder of another truck driver, Stanley Edward Sandage, whose wallet had been robbed. Randy later confessed to Weber’s murder, and was implicated by investigators, but the Arkansas case did not proceed at that time while the Arizona prosecution was prioritized.

Weber’s murder remains an unsolved killing in Arkansas; anyone who knew Weber, his routes, or who may have seen activity at the Blytheville rest area on January 12, 1974 is asked to come forward with information.