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The 1936 Gainesville Tornado

On April 6, 1936, two F4 tornadoes ripped through Gainesville, Georgia, killing 200 people, injuring another 1600, and leaving 2,000 homeless. The tornadoes were part of a devastating outbreak of 17 across the South. Fires broke out across Gainesville, killing 60 people at the Cooper Pants Factory alone. It’s considered the worst weather-related disaster in…

The 2000 Unsolved Homicide of Dale Fetner

According to the Greenville, South Carolina, Police Department’s website, the case of Terry “Dale” Fetner remains unsolved. The online case states, “Dale Fetner was a recently divorced man living in the city of Greenville. Mr. Fetner owned a contracting business called Renovations by Dale.” “At the time of his murder, he was living in an…

The Disappearance of Eleanor Doster

Eleanor Doster was 37 years old when she went missing from Pageland, South Carolina, on June 17, 2002. According to the NamUs database, Eleanor was last seen at a business near W. Evans and N. Elm St. She is listed under case #MP267. If you have information regarding the whereabouts of Eleanor Doster, please call…

The Ghostly Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery and the Ghostly Horseman

In February 1781, American General William Lee Davidson was killed in battle during the Revolutionary War at the Battle of Cowan’s Ford. His men secretly went across enemy lines at the time to retrieve Davidson’s body. General Davidson was laid to rest at the historic Hopewell Presbyterian Church Cemetery. If you remember, I recently wrote…

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