Melissa Witt's murder and the subsequent investigation into her Arkansas disappearance are the subject of a new docuseries about the cold case.
Nineteen-year-old Melissa Witt was abducted, then murdered on her way to an Arkansas bowling alley to surprise her mother in December 1994. Nearly 30 years later, her killer has still not been apprehended. Investigators would find blood and signs of an apparent struggle in the Fort Smith Bowling World parking lot and in Witt's abandoned car. A set of keys belonging to the teen had been left behind.
agents directed their investigation toward Vines as they tried to solve Witt's case in 2019. 'There was a lady had emailed a detective,' FBI agent Rob Allen said in the documentary. 'She worked with Charlie Vines' mother, and Charlie Vines sometimes would show up to his mother's work, and this witness reported that she saw him wearing a bowling league shirt of some sort.
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