Sheila Ann Carver was reported missing by her father on June 20, 1998. Sheila Carver is officially considered missing and last seen on June 16, 1998, near B&B Trailer Park located on the Utica mill hill in Seneca, SC, where it is believed she lived with her boyfriend. Sheila was just 33 years old at…
Faith Roach is Still Missing in Walhalla
Pamela Faith Roach was last seen on February 4, 2019, in the area of Corey Road and Coffee Road in Walhalla, South Carolina, and has not been seen since. Faith was just 26 years old at the time of her disappearance. Faith is described as having strawberry-blond hair with blue eyes, standing at 5 feet…
The Cold Case of University of South Carolina student Dail Dinwiddie
In the early hours of September 24, 1992, a young University of South Carolina student, Dail Dinwiddie, disappeared from a popular college hangout in the Five Points area of Columbia after attending a concert at Williams-Brice Stadium to see the band U2 with some friends. The friends traveled together to the nightclub Jungle Jim’s, but…
The 1976 Cold Case: Pamela Buckley and James Freund
The 1976 cold case in Sumter County, South Carolina, involved two murder victims, James Paul Freund and Pamela Mae Buckley, who were found shot to death on August 9, 1976. They were initially known as “John Doe” and “Jane Doe,” with their identities remaining a mystery for nearly four decades until they were identified in…
The Baffling Disappearance of Little Jeremy Grice
On the morning of November 22, 1985, a four-year-old little boy disappeared from his home in North Augusta, South Carolina. The circumstances surrounding Jeremy Grice’s disappearance remain a mystery, almost forty years later. He was reportedly last seen that morning in his yard by a neighbor, who was possibly the last person to see Jeremy…
The Valentine’s Day Murders in North Carolina
On February 12, 1971, a young couple, Patricia Mann and Jesse McBane, disappeared after they left a Valentine’s Day dance at Watts Hospital in Durham, North Carolina, and would never be seen alive again. The pair had planned to return to Mann’s dorm by the 1 am curfew time, but when they failed to show,…
Remembering The 1997 Loomis Fargo Bank Heist
On October 4, 1997, David Ghantt, a vault supervisor for Loomis Fargo, was finishing his shift when he began loading $17 million into a company van. Ghantt resided in Kings Mountain at the time when he made the dash for cash, and soon headed to Mexico. .Ghantt was joined by accomplices, coworker Kelly Campbell, as…
The 1997 Cold Case of Stacey Brooke Holsonback
Holsonback was a freshman at Clemson University when she disappeared in February 1997. She was reportedly last seen on February 19 of that year when she went “mud-bogging” near Seneca, South Carolina, with two male friends or classmates, when the vehicle(s) they were in became stuck. It’s alleged that Holsonback left on foot after the…
The Ghostly Legend of the Walhalla Hitchhiker
You are driving down a dark, winding road stretching over fifteen miles. Woods stay consistent on each side of this lonely mountain highway just north of Walhalla. It begins to rain as you grip the steering wheel tightly. Loneliness begins to kick in just as you go around the bend and see what resembles a…
How Did Ninety Six, South Carolina Get Its Name
Ninety Six is a small town in Greenwood County, South Carolina, and the name has been a source of mystery and frequently asked questions. Many theories exist about how the town got its name. One plausible explanation is that the English traders from Charleston who passed through the area in the 1700s estimated the distance…