SC - Four dead in Superbike Motorsports shooting, Chesnee, 6 Nov 2003 *Arrest*

The Pat Brown article is interesting and so are the comments under the article. Thanks walkingonmainst for the link.
http://patbrownprofiling.blogspot.com/2012/05/criminal-profiling-topic-of-day-i-read_19.html?m=1

Here is a link for one of the first articles about the murders:
http://www.goupstate.com/article/20031206/NEWS/312060338?tc=ar

It would be great if some show like "Cold Justice" would look at this case.

http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...ce-quot-Prosecutor-Kelly-Siegler-Has-New-Show

Another early case link:

http://news.google.com/newspapers?n...j8fAAAAIBAJ&sjid=S9AEAAAAIBAJ&pg=6921,3110967
 
This case was covered in 4 parts on Crime News Daily. I hope it helps.

[video=youtube;D6Eb4CTBnmk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6Eb4CTBnmk&list=PLNZToiVGCkYKyQlc3QJf-9d8sklMeGWUB&index=8[/video]
 
It does sound like poor police work. How sad that the family had to be tortured by LE with that whole messed up "whose the daddy" blood mix up for 18 months. It was only resolved by the family exhuming Scott's body. So sad.

It sounds like the motive was the business. Who was loosing customers to that shop? There was a mention that they won awards in a Las Vegas convention, who was jealous? It sounds like a hit. Kill everyone who is there and they will be out of business.
 
The case may have just been solved. Wow. News links to come soon.
 
Sheriff: Kohlhepp confesses to 2003 Superbike murders, shows investigators 2 gravesites on property

In an additional press conference later Saturday evening, Sheriff Chuck Wright shared new details on the investigation. Sheriff Wright said four warrants had been served to Todd Kohlhepp after he confessed to 2003 murders of four motorists.

Wright also shared that Todd Kohlhepp lead them to "things no one else would know," and that he shared the locations of two additional gravesites of victims on his Woodruff property.

Sheriff Wright said investigators had not yet located the 2 additional bodies believed to be on Kohlhepp's property.

He shared that Todd Kohlhepp had been cooperative with the investigation thus far. Sheriff Wright also said that Kohlhepp told authorities he didn't know how KB and Charles David Carver ended up on his property
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http://www.foxcarolina.com/story/33...an-found-chained-like-a-dog-in-spartanburg-co
 
Just wow. This is huge, closure at last, some answers at least for families left wondering what happened and why?
 
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11/3/2016 - Todd Kohlhepp of Moore, S.C.
Spartanburg, S.C., County Sheriff's Office
 
TK's Linked In shows him as a graphic designer until November 2003, the month of the murders. Looks like he quit his job and fled town. He is listed as a student 2003-07 and realtor from 2006.
 
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11/3/2016 - Todd Kohlhepp of Moore, S.C.
Spartanburg, S.C., County Sheriff's Office


This is younger TK. The eyes and mouth, of both pics, look similar to the sketch.
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[h=1]Widower of Superbike Motorsports victim says case unsettling[/h]
The families of the four people killed in the Superbike Motorsports shop in Chesnee 13 years ago today finally have the answers that have eluded them for so long.

“We signed four warrants on Todd Kohlhepp today with a signed confession that he did this crime,” Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright announced late Saturday. “We’re not close to being done with all the things that we have to do. We’re just not.”

Terry Guy, the widower of Beverly Guy and stepfather of Scott Ponder, was unsettled after hearing from Sheriff's Office investigators about Kohlhepp's confession.
He said he spoke to a sergeant two hours before Wright announced the development to the media.
He said there's no doubt about whether Kohlhepp is the man responsible.
http://www.goupstate.com/news/20161105/widower-of-superbike-motorsports-victim-says-case-unsettling
 
Wow, I'm still in shock over here. I figured his confession was just a way to get more attention and he was lying, but he really did it. He was released from prison in AZ in 2001 and then gunned down 4 people just two years later. I know he served his sentence and couldn't have been kept in prison, but if only...
 

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