UPDATE, July 12: The Mendocino County Sheriff’s office confirmed in an email to CrimeOnline Thursday that the DNA analysis of remains found in May near the site of the Hart family crash is still pending. “The DNA work is still pending as we are in search of a better comparison sample for identification purposes,” Captain Gregory …
Two of the adopted children whose family members died in a dramatic cliff-plunge from the Pacific Coast Highway are still missing, though fears have grown that one of the missing children, Hannah Hart, may have died when her adoptive mother drove her family over a cliff — or perhaps, even before. Late last week, the …
UPDATED: Thursday, 4:13 ET Clothes and human remains have been found near the location where Jennifer Hart is believed to have driven her family over a cliff in late March. The Mendocino County Sheriff’s office announced in a press release on Thursday that a local resident found a pair of jeans and a shoe with …
A non-profit executive who knew Jennifer and Sarah Hart and their children said she saw no signs of trouble during her interactions with the family. Jennifer Hart is believed to have driven herself, her wife Sarah, and four of their adopted children over a cliff in northern California in late March, killing them all. Two …
As local law enforcement agencies have gone quiet on the investigation into the Hart family tragedy, an FBI spokesperson confirmed to CrimeOnline that federal investigators are involved in an active search for missing Devonte Hart and Hannah Hart. FBI spokesperson Catherine Zackle confirmed on Tuesday that the agency is assisting the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office in …
The adoption appears to have been handled by an agency that is no longer in business
Jennifer and Sarah Hart cultivated an image of an idyllic family life with their adopted black children. Was it all a lie?
