SC - Heather Elvis, 20, Myrtle Beach, 18 Dec 2013 - #7

[EmmaRose]

What's that? A possible false alibi? I agree, if so.

iMO, yes.

 

[cluciano63]

Just because they haven't released it doesn't mean they don't know.

I really do not understand the point of keeping it secret, no matter how uncommunicative they choose to be. How can anyone possibly know if they have found something important? I know stray shoes and items of clothing are found everywhere, most people do not give a second glance. If they know and are not sharing this info, it makes me question everything they are doing.

 

[cluciano63]

I am not yet convinced the leak was on purpose, via LE. If so, why have it vanish so suddenly? They could have just removed contact info,even used initials, if they wanted info out there.

 

[margarita25]

Where is Heather?

 

[margarita25]

https://www.facebook.com/findheatherelvis



http://www.carolinalive.com/news/story.aspx?id=985850

Police investigating disappearance of Socastee woman

Horry County police are searching for Heather Elvis, 20, of Socastee after she was reported missing Thursday night by her father, according to Lt. Robert Kegler with Horry County police.

Kegler said Elvis was last seen at her parents house on Tuesday night and the last time her cell phone pinged was Wednesday morning at 3 a.m.

If you have any information about her whereabouts you are asked to call the Horry County Police Department: (843) 915-5350.


Horry County Police Dept.

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Verified members on Heather's case
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LINK TO POLICE REPORT: Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - SC SC - Heather Elvis, 20, Myrtle Beach, 18 Dec 2013 - #6

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[Hatfield]

I am actually worried for the safety of others at this point.

I am also happy to see that LE seems to be on top of things and I do hope they can get any responsible person to admit what happened and tell where she is.

Prayers for her family.

 

[Tennisinjc]

"damn"

You take 8hr off and it's like missing a season of your favorite show.

I'm completely caught up, except one thing. Where does the idea of HE being in Florida come from?

The reason I ask is a lady on the thread from Monday at 8:51pm on the FHEFB has come out today at 11:50 and said (paraphrasing) "I called in a tip to LE about a young couple, male & female that were stranded that we helped jump start....girl favored HE some".

Just trying to link the pieces

 

[cluciano63]

Ar least now, there is a light at the end of tunnel, so to speak, as far as perhaps having Heather's case be solved. More than has happened in many other cases, IMO, that have dragged on into years. Hopeful, at least.

 

[Beba]

I am actually worried for the safety of others at this point.

I am also happy to see that LE seems to be on top of things and I do hope they can get any responsible person to admit what happened and tell where she is.

Prayers for her family.

That's a very real consideration that others could now be in danger if LE is closing in. Heather may never reappear and it will affect more than just her own family if someone is charged and convicted of harming her.

 

[ZooSleuth]

"damn"

You take 8hr off and it's like missing a season of your favorite show.

I'm completely caught up, except one thing. Where does the idea of HE being in Florida come from?

The reason I ask is a lady on the thread from Monday at 8:51pm on the FHEFB has come out today at 11:50 and said (paraphrasing) "I called in a tip to LE about a young couple, male & female that were stranded that we helped jump start....girl favored HE some".

Just trying to link the pieces

I know which thread you are talking about but I can't find the specific post. Did it get deleted?

 

[Ghostwheel]

Has no one been able to determine what she may have been wearing? Even partially? It seems certain items should be missing, at least a jacket, shoes, etc.
Very unusual, not to have something, after nearly a month. JMO

I would bet they can at least determine if the moonchild necklace is missing. She seems to have worn that a lot.

I am not yet convinced the leak was on purpose, via LE. If so, why have it vanish so suddenly? They could have just removed contact info,even used initials, if they wanted info out there.

I'm convinced it was on purpose, but on purpose by whom, I don't know. Releasing the report non-redacted does give information that may start people thinking. (Websleuths posters have pieced together a lot without really being able to do so in posts). This means that if any local were to read the non-redacted information, they might say "Hey, I remember Entity whomever saying/doing whatever." or "I remember seeing HE/that car at *redacted place*" or "That's why those crazy people were driving around in jerky circles in *redacted place*. And wait, that happened at X time, maybe that is important." or even "Hmm, I saw EntityX walking along blah-blah street at o dark thirty on December 18th. That was a ways away, but I know it was that guy/gal."

There is always at least one person out there who either downloaded the non-redacted version (and they will share with everyone...) or knows how to get to the goodies underneath the redaction (and will share with everyone...) Even if they pull the whole report, it's still out there. They joys of the electronic age. JMHO.

 

[Beba]

Ar least now, there is a light at the end of tunnel, so to speak, as far as perhaps having Heather's case be solved. More than has happened in many other cases, IMO, that have dragged on into years. Hopeful, at least.

I think today was an eye opener for folks who felt LE didn't have anything. With what came out today, it looks like they have plenty to work with. Now they really need to locate Heather.

 

[Salem]

Closing up for the night. Please review the rules again. The redacted information is OFF THE TABLE.

Salem

 

[imamaze]

Attention: the police report can be discussed but that does not include sleuthing any of the names on that document or taking the conversation further than the basics (no identifying information!) in that report. Furthermore any inkling of discussion about redacted information or sleuthing persons that have not been named a suspect or person of interest in this case will result in an immediate time out.

ETA: In order to avoid confusion, refer to this link for viewing of the police report: Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - SC SC - Heather Elvis, 20, Myrtle Beach, 18 Dec 2013 - #6

Thanks.
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Bumping...

 

[imamaze]

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Bumping...

 

[Flo girl]

Hmm wondering who's gonna go first and share their thoughts. Yesterday left us with so much to think about. I'm hoping today brings more news and Heather home!

 

[imamaze]

Attention: the police report can be discussed but that does not include sleuthing any of the names on that document or taking the conversation further than the basics (no identifying information!) in that report. Furthermore any inkling of discussion about redacted information or sleuthing persons that have not been named a suspect or person of interest in this case will result in an immediate time out.

ETA: In order to avoid confusion, refer to this link for viewing of the police report: Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - SC SC - Heather Elvis, 20, Myrtle Beach, 18 Dec 2013 - #6

Thanks.
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Bumping again so its on new page.

 

[Topcat]

Hmm wondering who's gonna go first and share their thoughts. Yesterday left us with so much to think about. I'm hoping today brings more news and Heather home!

I think the public who are now digesting the info from that report are reevaluating what has become of HE. The players are exposed for all to see and they now will be dealing with the scrutiny of an angry public.

 

[cluciano63]

I think the public who are now digesting the info from that report are reevaluating what has become of HE. The players are exposed for all to see and they now will be dealing with the scrutiny of an angry public.

But...is anyone talking about what we learned, except for us here?
It seems to be taboo on the FB page. Is there any new media about the police report? I can't find anything.

 

[StarryNight]

I think the public who are now digesting the info from that report are reevaluating what has become of HE. The players are exposed for all to see and they now will be dealing with the scrutiny of an angry public.

BBM. And hopefully that might be enough to get someone talking. Once a person's name is out there for all to see, the person might actually *want* to go to jail to get away from the anger and public outcry that they will likely suffer. I just hope that no one tries to harm any of those players before Heather's family can get the answers that they need (if something has indeed happened to her- I hope it hasn't, but...).