South Carolina Man Arrested After Remains of Missing Woman Found Under His Fire Pit
Whiteside and Fogle lived together on South 1st Street, and after interviewing neighbors, officers said they had reason to believe the victim was buried in the backyard of the home.
On June 12, 2024, investigators obtained a search warrant for the property. During the search, police say… Whiteside's body was recovered and identified. According to police, Fogle was arrested on Thursday, August 29, 2024 at approximately 7:30 a.m. on Broughton Street in Orangeburg.
WMBF News Report show Images of the victims and an aerial view of where their bodies were found:
Friday, WPDE Reported The judge did not set bail for Fogle.
“A Myrtle Beach judge said the case will be referred to General Court. Upcoming trials are scheduled for Oct. 25 and Dec. 13,” the media outlet reported.
image show The suspect, who was seen wearing an orange jumpsuit after being taken into custody:
In a statement Posts The Myrtle Beach Police Department detailed the incident on social media Thursday, saying, “This is a tragic loss of life and a senseless violent crime. Please continue to pray for the victim's family and friends.”
*Update – Thursday, August 29th at 3:39pm From the Horry County Coroner's Office: “On June 12th in the 600 block of 1st Street…
“The Myrtle Beach Police Department is committed to seeking justice and holding those who cause harm accountable,” police continued. “We would like to thank the U.S. Marshals Service Carolinas Regional Fugitive Task Force and the Orangeburg Department of Public Safety for their assistance in making an arrest in this case.”
