Podcast
Carolina Crimes
Hosted by Matt Hiers and Danielle Myers · EN
The only podcast dedicated solely to crimes committed in South Carolina!
lTwo South Carolina natives and true crime enthusiasts have teamed up to examine some of the most heinous and shocking crimes ever committed in the Palmetto State.
lTwo South Carolina natives and true crime enthusiasts have teamed up to examine some of the most heinous and shocking crimes ever committed in the Palmetto State.
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EPISODE 274: "Hiding a Double Life": The Murder of Dime Doe
6d ago00:45:10Tap to summarizeIn 2019, a body was found in a driveway in Allendale County. The victim was murdered in cold blood but investigators relied on a recent traffic stop, phone records, and witness statements to bring historic charges against a very involved "acqunaintance".
Transcribe →EPISODE 273: "The Wrong Man": The Murder of Ruby Rawls Thompson
2w ago00:41:45Tap to summarizeIn 2007, a wonderful and free spirited young woman fell into a relationship with a very troubled man. He exhibited all the signs of an unpredictable and short fused partner. Unfortunately, his temper turned deadly one February morning.
Transcribe →EPISODE 272: "Chopping Down the Family Tree": Amy and Ross Vilardi
3w ago00:38:00Tap to summarizeIn 2015, a Pendelton, SC called 911 after discovering four senior citizens and family members murdered in their home. Investigators were stumped until a pair of shoes told the tale that was much closer to home than they ever thought.
Transcribe →EPISODE 271: "Flowertown Tragedy": The Death of Sarah Moore-Colucci
4w ago00:51:49Tap to summarizeIn 2015, a Summerville couple that owned their own small businesses were experiencing challenges financially and mentally. On a May night, they stopped at one of their jewlery stores which resulted in the mysterious death of one of them.
Transcribe →EPISODE 270: "Gone in Garden City": The Abduction of Ernest Vereen
Apr 2000:53:31Tap to summarizeIn 1984, a stalwart in the Garden City,SC community was living out his golden years while continuing to have a hand in his property management business. His daily routine was fairly consistent and predictable until his son received an unbelievable phone call one night from a man claimhing to "have" his father.
Transcribe →EPISODE 269: "Gone Without Answers": The Unsolved Murder of Nancy Mazetis
Apr 1300:40:48Tap to summarizeIn the Summer of 1978, a young vivacious waitress from Massachusetts was establishing her roots and enjoying her youth in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. She had a solid circle of friends, a cool job, and lived steps away from the beach. It was a shock when she went missing but an even more heartbreaking one when a construction worker made an awful discovery. Please help her family find justice.
Transcribe →EPISODE 268: "The Predator Among Us": Fernando Garcia
Apr 600:51:35Tap to summarizeIn the 1990's the Hispanic population of Greenwood,SC was growing rapidly. Church Leaders needed to find an individual to connect them to the community and perform outreach missions. They thought they had the perfect candidate while in reality he was the perfect monster.
Transcribe →EPISODE 267: "US Coast Guard Tales": Chief Perry Sutton
Mar 3000:55:48Tap to summarizeThis week, we are joined by Machinery Technichian Chief Perry Sutton USCG retired,who enlightens us about what it was like protecting South Carolina's Coast for over 30 years.
Transcribe →EPISODE 266: "You Can't Burn Secrets": The Murder of Ernest Gibson
Mar 2300:45:29Tap to summarizeIn 1985, a mysterious house fire in Hartsville,SC led investigators to a deceased elderly man who they believed to be a victim of the fire. While technically he was, there was much more to the story and the condition in which he was found.
Transcribe →EPISODE 265: "The Past Will Always Catch Up To You": Double Episode
Mar 1600:51:44Tap to summarizeThis week we dive into two cases from South Carolina's history that prove that your past will always come back to haunt you. One from 1959 in Beaufort County and the other a very recent financial crime.
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