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Award-winning Investigative Reporter @live5news in Charleston, SC | Minnesota native | @UnivofKansas alumni
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‘Your son is still here’: Family holds onto hope 31 years after Beaufort mother’s disappearance

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By Emily Johnson Verified
| WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA) Verified
YEMASSEE, S.C. (WCSC) - It’s been more than three decades since Kaye Francis Reid Hamilton disappeared from a rural Beaufort County community, but no body has ever been found and no one has ever been charged. “What if none of this happened? What would my life be like now?” her son asks. Those unanswered questions have haunted Bernard Reid Jr. since 1995. Thirty-one years ago in November, the then-Battery Creek sophomore saw his mother Kaye Francis Reid Hamilton for the last time.
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‘Your son is still here’: Family holds onto hope 31 years after Beaufort mother’s disappearance

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By Emily Johnson Verified
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC) Verified
YEMASSEE, S.C. (WCSC) - It’s been more than three decades since Kaye Francis Reid Hamilton disappeared from a rural Beaufort County community, but no body has ever been found and no one has ever been charged. “What if none of this happened? What would my life be like now?” her son asks. Those unanswered questions have haunted Bernard Reid Jr. since 1995. Thirty-one years ago in November, the then-Battery Creek sophomore saw his mother Kaye Francis Reid Hamilton for the last time.
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Documents reveal more details in deadly Shem Creek boat crash

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By Emily Johnson Verified
| WCSC-TV (Charleston, SC) Verified
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCSC) - New information from the state agency investigating a Mount Pleasant boat crash that killed a Citadel Cadet reveals an expired boat license, a specific timeline, multiple factors behind the crash, and detailed injuries. Public documents obtained by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources reveal more details about the April 25 Shem Creek boat crash that resulted in the death of Citadel Cadet Evan Andrew Greenleigh.
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