Tammy Moorer and her husband, Sidney Moorer, are accused of kidnapping Heather Elvis in 2013. Tammy Moorer took the stand in her own defense during an Horry County trial in 2018.
Tammy Moorer took the stand in her own defense during a trial related to Heather Elvis kidnapping. Tammy and Sidney Moorer were charged with conspiracy and kidnapping.
Morgan Elvis talks about sitting through the Tammy Moorer trial. Moorer is on trial for kidnapping and conspiracy related to the disappearance of Elvis' sister Heather in 2013.
Tammy Moorer and her husband, Sidney Moorer, are accused of kidnapping Heather Elvis in 2013. Tammy Moorer took the stand in her own defense during an Horry County trial in 2018.
Morgan Elvis talks about her sister Heather, who went missing in December 2013. Sidney and Tammy Moorer were charged with kidnapping her from Peachtree Landing.
Anita Herring, who lives in The Havens at Barefoot Landing, spoke about the fire that destroyed her home Thursday. Firefighters worked to put out the fire which broke out around 2 p.m. Thursday afternoon.
Tammy Moorer's sister talks about texts the two exchanged the morning Heather Elvis went missing in 2013. Tammy Moorer is on trial for Elvis' kidnapping in Horry County.
Diane Lynn Hunter said hitting a golf cart with her car, killing a 65-year-old woman, will haunt her the rest of her life. Hunter pleaded guilty to reckless homicide during a hearing in August.
Police Investigator Will Lynch took the stand Wednesday, detailing phone conversations between Tammy Moorer, Sidney Moorer and Heather Elvis leading up to her disappearance in December of 2013.
A police officer testifies about trying to get information in the days following Heather Elvis' disappearance. Police looked at Elvis' car and home and visited the residence of Tammy and Sidney Moorer
Coastal Carolina coach Joe Moglia, freshman quarterback Bryce Carpenter and senior cornerback Mallory Claybourne react to the team’s 45-20 loss Saturday to Louisiana-Monroe.
The same day Tropical Storm Michael passed through South Carolina, Stephen Cagle, of Denton, North Carolina, recorded video of a strange cloud formation that was hanging over the Hooters at Myrtle Beach Mall.
