SC - Heather Elvis, 20, Myrtle Beach, 18 Dec 2013 - #6

[floridamomma]

im not sure what all can be discussed?

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[Arione]

[modsnip]

No, also JF is a common name there ,too. There's several and this link isn't that one either.

 

[floridamomma]

I flagged my post, hoping a mod can set us straight!

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[neverletgo]

Bumping up imamaze and Salem's posts until a mod can advise:

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Salem

 

[teri037]

this report says the status is administrative closed until further leads are found...does this mean they are not actively working this case now?

 

[bettiepageturner]

#2 and #4 are male! and not known to be citizens?????

I think that just means they hadn't ran their identification yet (based on placeholder age and lack of address etc) and couldn't say with absolute certainty. Doesn't explain why the date didn't give his DOB in addition to his address and phone number though. Maybe HE had texted his contact info to her dad to be safe.

So either BW told them about the ex because they discussed it over the phone (recap of date, a natural subject to follow could be about a pesky ex? "Glad you're moving on," etc etc) OR HE had told BW that she had some sort of interaction with the 37 year-old or was ABOUT to have an interaction.

Leaving the options that HE's father was worried about her because of the ex, or because of the 37 year-old. It doesn't seem like that line would be a medical issue, would it? TE would have mentioned that nature of concern by now ("needs her medicine," etc).

We can rule out that her date gave either of those names since none of his interview is redacted. (MOO, though)

 

[4Now]

Hi again, Newbie here,

There's something I read back on another post that got me to thanking about the car being found and correct me if I'm wrong! Did they say a dog didn't scent on the car? This got me to thanking about a case I was on last year were the vehicle of the missing person was found in a parking lot. What should have happen on the car is open the doors let the dog jump up in the car get her scent and the dog should then go in the direction she walked away from the car to the water I would guess. That little bit of info by the dog would have told she boarded a boat most likely? In the case here the dog ran right around and stopped as if the man got in the passenger side of a vehicle. Witch told investigators he most likely met someone and road off. Are am I suppose to be posting this on that page where its talking about the car?

 

[cluciano63]

Oh my...^^^^^^

 

[nursebeeme]

closed for review

 

[nursebeeme]

Question for a mod... are we allowed to talk about what's blacked out in the report?

absolutely not

 

[nursebeeme]

SC SC - Heather Elvis, 20, Myrtle Beach, 18 Dec 2013 - #7 - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community

Continue here. Before posting please read the warning about the police report

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