SC SC - Shelia Ann Carver, 33, Seneca, 16 June 1998

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Missing Person / NamUs #MP8679
Shelia Ann Carver

Female, White / Caucasian
Height 5' 11" (71 Inches)
Weight 180 lbs

Hair Color Brown
Eye Color Blue

Piercing
ears

Circumstances
Date of Last Contact June 16, 1998
NamUs Case Created November 23, 2010
Last Known Location Map
Location Seneca, South Carolina
Oconee County

Circumstances of Disappearance
Carver was last seen during the evening hours of June 16, 1998 in Seneca, South Carolina. She was inside her residence at the B&B Trailer Park in the Utica community at the time. Carver has never been heard from again. She purchased a new vehicle prior to her disappearance, but the car was discovered parked near her home on the following morning. Her family members reported her as a missing person on June 20. Carver's loved ones said that it is uncharacteristic of her to leave without warning. Her disappearance is considered suspicious and her relatives are concerned foul play was involved. Carver's case remains unsolved

The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)

 

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Sheila is still missing!
Oconee County Sheriff's Office ask for public's help in 1998 missing person case

 

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JUN 25, 2024

‘Skeletal remains’ found in Anderson subdivision

ANDERSON — The discovery of “partial skeletal remains” in an Anderson subdivision over the weekend has caught the attention of the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office, which has a half-dozen people

upstatetoday.com

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Investigators with the coroner’s office and the Anderson Police Department responded around 7 a.m. Sunday and “were able to locate several more bones and items that will assist in the investigation,” according to the release.

“The skeletal remains appear to have been in the area for a long period of time and were scattered across a large area,” the release said. “The identity of the skeletal remains have not been identified and will require further investigation to include DNA analysis which could take several months and the assistance of an anthropologist.”

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Oconee County Sheriff Mike Crenshaw told The Journal on Monday his office contacted Anderson officials over the weekend about the discovery. The sheriff’s office has multiple open cases involving people who have disappeared and may be presumed dead but have not been found:

• Pamela Faith Roach, missing since February 2019,
• Laura Ann Anders, missing since February 2019,
• Tammy Stubblefield, missing since February 2019 (Walhalla Police case),
• Joshua Scott Ivester, missing since February 2021,
• Jimmy Whitfield, missing since 1987, and
• Sheila Ann Carver, missing since 1998.

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