In 2016, Adrian Silva was gunned down while riding his motorcycle home in Richland County. Nearly a decade later, his family still seeks answers, and investigators believe someone out there knows the truth behind this fatal ride.

Seventeen-year-old Patience Violet Graddick vanished from North Charleston in July 2025. With no exact date, no clear leads, and few answers, police are urging the community for help. Could someone hold the missing piece to bring her home?

One year ago, 34-year-old LaRoy Johnson was shot and killed while riding his bicycle in St. George, South Carolina. His family is still searching for answers, and police are offering a $10,000 reward for information. Someone knows something—could you hold the missing piece of the puzzle?

Seventeen-year-old Jose Gutierrez Roberto vanished from North Charleston on October 7, 2025. He was last seen near Alston Avenue, wearing grey pants, a white shirt, and black shoes with white stripes. At just 17 years old, Jose’s sudden disappearance has left his family searching for answers and his community deeply concerned.

Police are asking for the public’s help. If you know anything, please call the North Charleston Police Department at 843-740-2860.

Someone out there knows the truth. Please share this story and help bring Jose home.

In March 1997, 14-year-old Kevin McClam vanished from his home at the Charleston Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek, South Carolina. Witnesses recalled seeing him walking alone in the early morning hours, but days later his clothing was discovered at a nearby construction site—sprayed with paint, yet showing no signs of struggle. Nearly three decades later, Kevin’s case remains unsolved, leaving his family and community searching for answers. Silent Walk revisits the haunting mystery of that night and asks: what really happened to Kevin McClam?

In 2005, 32-year-old waitress Brandy Hanna vanished from her North Charleston apartment without a trace. Her phone, purse, and money were left behind — but Brandy was gone.

Two men from her past became suspects, yet both died before the truth could surface. Nearly twenty years later, her mother still searches for answers.

“The Waitress Who Never Came Home: The Brandy Hanna Mystery” — a haunting reminder that even in silence, someone out there knows what happened.

In North Charleston’s Chicora-Cherokee community, 45-year-old Leeann Smith vanished without a trace. Deaf and non-verbal, Leeann’s disappearance left investigators with more questions than answers. As days turned into weeks, the search for her became a race against time—and a haunting reminder of how easily the most vulnerable can go unseen.

In the quiet town of Newberry, South Carolina, 40-year-old Sharonda Sims was just steps from home when her life was violently taken. Ambushed in the darkness of Drayton Street, her murder left a community shaken and investigators searching for answers. Despite potential suspects and haunting surveillance footage, no one has ever been charged. Echoes After Midnight: The Sharonda Sims Case explores a chilling mystery where every unanswered question still whispers through the streets she once walked.

On October 3rd, 2012, 36-year-old John Elliot Hancock was gunned down outside his mother’s home on Lilac Drive in Summerville, South Carolina.

A peaceful evening turned deadly when another vehicle pulled up and opened fire.

More than a decade later, no arrests have been made—and the questions remain.

Who wanted John dead? And why?

If you know something, say something.

Justice delayed doesn’t have to mean justice denied.

Three friends from Summerville—Devonte Dantzler, Sandy PaTrice Barnwell, and Jaime Williams—were gunned down at the Bermuda Sands Motel during the 2014 Myrtle Beach Bikefest. What began as a holiday celebration ended in chaos as shots rang out, leaving three lives lost and a community in shock. Years later, the case remains unsolved, with families still searching for justice. “Bullets by the Boardwalk” revisits the mystery that turned a weekend getaway into tragedy.