COLUMBIA, S.C. — The family of a Midlands woman is pleading for answers after she went missing from her Aiken County home weeks ago. Krystal Anderson, a Columbia native, disappeared on August. 20.
The search has been an emotional one, her sister Shadira Smothers said, as the investigation stretches beyond its second week.
https://www.wltx.com/article/news/local/krystal-anderson-missing-south-carolina/101-b91181af-c9c0-4e0d-9587-8a122fe2c841
For some reason, I'm unable to copy and paste the article that I've linked below, but it has a lot more details in it that seem very concerning! I saw a tweet about this case and have to say, I'm surprised I haven't heard more about it, given the alleged circumstances...
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https://www.ntd.com/south-carolina-police-search-for-missing-grandmother_1124168.html
South Carolina Police Search for Missing Grandmother
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department (RCSD) turned to the public this week for help in locating a 49-year-old woman who went missing last week.
Sabrina Heinz was last seen in the late evening on Jan. 28 at a Shell Gas Station off of State Highway 200 in Winnsboro, South Carolina, according to a missing poster on Facebook.
Authorities said that after her disappearance, Heinz's car was found abandoned on the shoulder of Interchange 77 in Blythewood.
Winnsboro and Blythewood are about 13 miles away from Columbia in South Carolina’s Midlands region.
“RCSD investigators are concerned for her...
https://www.wjcl.com/article/fbi-missing-south-carolina-mom-toddler-may-be-in-beaufort-county/44976079
FBI: Missing South Carolina mom, toddler may be in Beaufort County
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and multiple state and local agencies are searching areas throughout Beaufort County for a mother and her two-year-old son.
Sophia Van Dam, 20, and son Matteo, have not been seen since June.
In a Facebook post from June 29, Sumter Police said that Sophia and Matteo previously lived in Beaufort but had moved to a Wilson Street, Sumter address.
The pair were last seen on June 24 in Beaufort before driving back to Sumter.
Family members have not heard from her since then and law enforcement has not been able to make contact with her...