Carolina Crimes

All relationships have there up's and downs. The Fowlers in Boiling Springs were no exception. The high school sweethearts turned married parents had their issues but always seemed to work things out. That was until an evil plan fueled by greed and infidelity reared its ugly head.

In the 1980's, Hilton Head Island was the scene of a vicious murder of a beloved senior citizen newspaper carrier. With little in the way of clues, and no one in the enemy department, authorities had to wait 13 years for technology to help. Investigators were shocked to learn that the perpetrator was even allowed to walk the streets.

In 2011, a Newberry father of three was reported missing when he was absent from Sunday lunch. For weeks, investigators received leads and observed suspicious behavior, but never could get enough to crack the case. Once they started looking into a rekindled relationship, things began to be pieced together.

A mysterious man in a Myrtle Beach adult establishment wooed a local waitress with his heroic tales of being a double agent for The US Department of Defense. In reality, he was a master manipulator who did the unthinkable to the very people that gave him life.

In 2001, a discovery in an abandoned Conway home led police on an investigation into the life of a fun loving and genuinely nice guy. It seemed that he was the type of person loved by all, except the one that he didn't want to live anymore.

Born under a cloud of lies, an Irish immigrant girl and her family made their way to colonial South Carolina. Her tomboy upbringing combined with a rebellious streak was the perfect combination to create the fiercest female pirate in the history of the Western Hemisphere.

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In 2015, a Simpsonville repairman was shocked at his findings in the crawlspace of a home. Events turned stranger and stranger when he entered the home to make sure that everyone was ok. They most definately were not!


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In the early Fall of 1975, two best friends started school together at Greenville High. One Friday night, they left home to go to a football game but they never made it home. Several other teens became missing at this time and police were in a race against the clock.


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Sources:

https://www.greenvilleonline.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/05/victims-mother-fights-parole-killer/12258635/

https://www.foxcarolina.com/2023/03/27/man-serving-life-1975-reedy-river-murders-again-eligible-parole/?outputType=amp

In 2021, the family of an elderly Nichols,SC woman grew concerned when she could not be found. Her normal routine did not include being out at night. When an "onboard" assistance system in her vehicle was contacted, they could not provide much help. That help could have saved her precious life.

In early 2014, a hard working, vivacious Elgin 18 year old was just embarking on life's journey. She was caring, full of life, and was very close with her family. When her mother couldn't reach her she became worried and it wasn't long before her worries were confirmed. The investigation took several twists and turns but one ingenious Kershaw County Deputy tracked down his man like a human bloodhound.

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Sources:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/wach.com/amp/news/local/man-accused-of-killing-briana-rabon-to-appear-in-court-monday

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https://www.wistv.com/story/24856702/arrest-made-in-briana-rabon-murder/?outputType=amp

https://www.wltx.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/stephen-kelly-dies-lee-correctional-institution/101-17b1b41f-de78-4e63-aa68-045d0465088b

https://www.wthr.com/article/news/kershaw-man-sentenced-to-50-years-in-teens-death/101-234899578