We dig into the moment everything turns: a de-identified teen says he drove through the park for “around four minutes” and saw what he thought was someone sleeping on the ground. 
The coroner’s finding is stark—Kane died when a vehicle accidentally drove over him—yet despite CCTV identifying two cars that night, both were later excluded when their wheel span and tyre impressions didn’t match the marks near where Kane was found. 
Police seized cars and interviewed witnesses, but the darkness in the park made seeing anything—let alone a body—exceptionally hard. 
For Kane’s family, one question still haunts everything: if it was an accident, why didn’t the driver stop?

We dig into the moment everything turns: a de-identified teen says he drove through the park for &ldquo;around four minutes&rdquo; and saw what he thought was someone sleeping on the ground. The coroner&rsquo;s finding is stark&mdash;Kane died when a vehicle accidentally drove over him&mdash;yet despite CCTV identifying two cars that night, both were later excluded when their wheel span and tyre impressions didn&rsquo;t match the marks near where Kane was found. Police seized cars and interviewed witnesses, but the darkness in the park made seeing anything&mdash;let alone a body&mdash;exceptionally hard. For Kane&rsquo;s family, one question still haunts everything: if it was an accident, why didn&rsquo;t the driver stop?

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Four Minutes in the Park

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