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Testimony weaves a tale of how Moorers lives became intertwined with Heather Elvis
At this time last year, Sidney and Tammy Moorer were raising three children in their Socastee home and running their own businesses.
Today, they are murder suspects in the disappearance of Heather Elvis and at the crux of an investigation that has been marked by death threats to both sides, social media misinformation, text messages, video surveillance, GPS phone records and wild speculation.
The couple will remain jailed without bond pending prosecution on charges they kidnapped and killed the 20-year-old St. James High School graduate who Tammy Moorer had learned had an affair with her husband last year.
'No matter how long it takes
For the Moorers the case is just beginning, but for Elvis father, the 90 days since his daughter was last seen is the beginning of life sentence, Terry Elvis wrote on a Facebook post Tuesday.
I once was different, I once could understand, I once could live life and smile. But, then it happened, you vanished, my life was turned upside down, I still do not know where to turn to, suddenly everything changed, still thru it all, one thing remains constant, Heather my dear sweet child, no matter how long it takes, no matter the cost or the sacrifice, I your father and the rest of your family and your friends will never give up hope, we will never give up faith and we will never stop looking for you till we bring you home, Terry Elvis wrote in the posting.
In court on Monday, Terry Elvis said his family lost a vibrant young woman.
I miss her laughter and her light in our life, Terry Elvis said. Her potential was yet to be fulfilled. . . . We will continue to search for her.
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