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1 killed in Orangeburg County crash
ORANGEBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WJBF) — The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly crash in Orangeburg County. Troopers say the accident happened just before 9 on Saturday, July 27 on SC 453 near Eutaw Road. We’re told the driver of a 2008 Toyota pickup veered off the road, hit a ditch, and overturned. The […]
One dead after car hits ditch, overturns in Eutawville
ORANGEBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating after a single-vehicle collision left one dead in Eutawville. Master Trooper Mitchell Ridgeway says the accident occurred around 8:40 Saturday night. The car, a 2008 Toyota pickup truck, had been traveling north on South Carolina Highway 453 near...
Family Sues Uber After Two Young Girls Were Trafficked
A South Carolina family says two daughters, both under 14, were trafficked using Uber. And now the family has filed a lawsuit against the ride share company. Attorney Tracey Cowan describes the case as a nightmare of child sex trafficking from York County, South Carolina. The lawsuit alleges that Fayvion Jarrod Williams paid for an Uber to transport the girls across state lines to his North Carolina home, WYFF 4 reports. The driver allegedly did not stop the ride or deny service due to the girls’ ages. Cowan said, “The girls were given drugs and the 12-year-old was raped, struck, repeatedly,...
What do Stephen Smith's injuries tell about the SC teen's death?
Years before disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh was convicted for the murders of his wife and son, there was another mystery in Murdaugh country — the death of Stephen Smith, a 19-year-old gay man whose body was found in the middle of a rural road on July 8, 2015. The medical examiner ruled it a hit and run.For years, his mother Sandy Smith wanted a second opinion, convinced Stephen's death was no accident. "There was no vehicle debris, no broken headlight … paint scrapes or anything," Hampton County Guardian editor Michael DeWitt Jr. tells "48 Hours."The case...
After early start to nesting season, sea turtle numbers lagging
The number of sea turtles nests along the South Carolina coast is lagging behind last year. “It’s a little bit slower than years past but we still have the month of August to go through,” said Rick Scott, who oversees the South Carolina United Turtle Enthusiasts, a group of volunteers who patrol beaches at dawn looking for nests. “The overall numbers are pretty low.”
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