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After about five and a half hours, the meeting ended. For the full timeline covering Hardin's background, crimes, conviction, escape, and capture, check out our main article here.

Corrections officials say two Arkansas prison employees errantly helped Grant Hardin, the former police chief convicted of murder and rape, escape from a prison in May. A kitchen supervisor, who ...

After his capture, Hardin was transferred to a maximum security prison in Varner, a small community about 65 miles southeast of Little Rock. Hardin has pleaded not guilty to an escape charge and ...

Grant Hardin, who was in prison for murder and rape, seemed to walk out of the Calico Rock Correctional Facility in May, which lead to a 12-day-long manhunt.

He also created a homemade badge out of a can lid, button and Bible cover. Hardin, who was assigned to work in the prison’s kitchen, hid the uniform in a kitchen chemical storage area.

Prison escapee Grant Hardin subject of Arkansas subcommittee hearing by: Caroline Derby, Ryan Turbeville, Alex Kienlen Posted: Jul 11, 2025 / 11:42 AM CDT Updated: Jul 11, 2025 / 11:42 AM CDT ...

Grant Hardin, a 56-year-old murderer and rapist, was captured on June 6, approximately 1.5 miles north-northwest of the North Central Unit prison facility from which he escaped on May 25, the ...

Arkansas prison officials gave new details in the escape of convicted murderer Grant Hardin. They say Hardin made a makeshift uniform, with a sharpie, bible cover and a can lid. NBC News' Priya ...

We learning more about what the Arkansas Board of Corrections says led to the escape of Grant Hardin from the North Central Unit in Calico Rock. The story on Good Morning Region 8.

Arkansas lawmakers questioned officials about how murderer Grant Hardin, the 'Devil in the Ozarks,' escaped through an open gate with a disguise made from a marker and soup can.

Teen who gave tearful eulogy for mom, stepdad arrested in their killings Hardin, known as the “Devil in the Ozarks,” is a former police chief who pleaded guilty to fatally shooting a man.