GUILTY NC - Carlos Alfonso Jr, 21, Wilmington, 13 Sept 2018

[JerseyGirl]

Carlos Alfonso Jr., 21, moved to Lumberton, North Carolina with his parents a few years ago. Alfonso left home with a male neighbor on Sept. 13, telling his mom he’d be home later. After about an hour, the neighbor apparently returned with Alfonso’s cell phone, saying he’d left it in the car. The neighbor added that a different friend was going to drop Alfonso home, but he never came back.

Alfonso lives in the Wilmington area. South Florida family searching for loved one missing in North Carolina

Alfonso was last seen wearing a grey sleeveless shirt, jeans, boots and a camo hat.

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[FlamingoLady]

Unfortunately the hurricane will undoubtedly hamper any investigation or even public involvement. Hoping for the best for this young man.

 

[Darling136]

Homocide investigation

Homicide investigation underway after missing man found during Florence identified - WWAY TV

The body identified by the N.C. Medical Examiner’s Office in Raleigh is 21-year-old Carlos David Alfonso Jr of Orrum.

Found deceased

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Missing Robeson County man found killed in Columbus County

 

[mistivon]

Teen accused of robbing, killing missing man found dead in Columbus County

According to a news release from the Columbus County Sheriff’s Office, William Dewayne Simmons of Evergreen was taken into custody Thursday, Oct. 11 and charged with murder and robbery with a dangerous weapon in connection to the death of Carlos David Alfonso Jr., 21, of Orrum.

 

[TootsieFootsie]

Judge sentences man to life in prison for murder of Robeson County man in 2018 | WBTW


COLUMBUS COUNTY, N.C. (WBTW) — A judge sentenced a man to life in prison Thursday for the murder of a Robeson County man in 2018, according to a report from WWAY in Wilmington.

William Simmons was found guilty by a jury, according to WWAY. He was sentenced by Superior Court Judge James Hardin.