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This week we are covering four more missing people in Sumter County, South Carolina.
In 2017, Barbara Nave returned home after a weekend of celebration in Georgia with family for her 80th birthday. She took her nightly walk on her 20-acre property and was never heard from or seen again.
In the same year, Julia Bean was last seen in the Red Bay Rd area on May 31st. It wasn't until 6 months later that she was finally reported missing by her daughter who had just moved back to the state.
Matthew McCaskey was walking near his home near Sawgrass Court on February 9th, 2009 when he seems to have just up and vanished without a trace. He was known to have a history of mental illness which may have attributed to him wandering off.
Handy man James Harley was riding in a vehicle with others on Highway 521 in January 2008 when they got into a collision with a tree. Visibly injured and bleeding from his head, instead of waiting for an ambulance to arrive at the scene, James decided to walk home. He was last spotted by the Mt Pisgah Church but has never been seen since.
If you have any information on any of the missing people from Sumter County, please contact Crime Stoppers SC at 1-888-CRIMESC or contact the Sumter County Sheriff's Office at 803-436-2774.
Information in this episode was gathered from multiple sources including the Charley Project website: charleyproject.org
Instagram: @ColaCityCrime
Facebook Page: Cola City Crime
In 2017, Barbara Nave returned home after a weekend of celebration in Georgia with family for her 80th birthday. She took her nightly walk on her 20-acre property and was never heard from or seen again.
In the same year, Julia Bean was last seen in the Red Bay Rd area on May 31st. It wasn't until 6 months later that she was finally reported missing by her daughter who had just moved back to the state.
Matthew McCaskey was walking near his home near Sawgrass Court on February 9th, 2009 when he seems to have just up and vanished without a trace. He was known to have a history of mental illness which may have attributed to him wandering off.
Handy man James Harley was riding in a vehicle with others on Highway 521 in January 2008 when they got into a collision with a tree. Visibly injured and bleeding from his head, instead of waiting for an ambulance to arrive at the scene, James decided to walk home. He was last spotted by the Mt Pisgah Church but has never been seen since.
If you have any information on any of the missing people from Sumter County, please contact Crime Stoppers SC at 1-888-CRIMESC or contact the Sumter County Sheriff's Office at 803-436-2774.
Information in this episode was gathered from multiple sources including the Charley Project website: charleyproject.org
Instagram: @ColaCityCrime
Facebook Page: Cola City Crime