For over 350 years, the state of South Carolina has been the setting for some of the most horrendous crimes ever committed.

Some have gained global notoriety. Some have been forgotten. And others have been swept under the rug completely.

Now, two South Carolina natives and true crime enthusiasts have teamed up to examine these heinous acts in detail,

giving their perspective of the evil that has resided in the Palmetto State.

You're listening to Carolina Crimes.

And welcome back to Carolina Crimes, episode 270.

I'm one of your host, Matt Hires, along with Daniel Myers.

And we're over the moon, thrilled that you joined us here this week. Thank you so much. This is going to be a wild one. Okay. I'm bringing to you. So I hope you enjoy this one. So buckle your seat belts. But before we get started, a couple special thank yous. We'll have a lot of thank yous at the end of the show, but thank you to my good friend. I met last weekend, Maisha, out at a community event. She was

working with elderly folks, and she said she's a big fan of the show, and she got turned

on to it during maternity leave, and appreciate you maisha i gave her a couple

of my favorites even though not supposed to have favorite episodes they're kind of like your

children but you can have some that's some ones i really dig that's that touch you a little bit

more than others well that excite me yeah i love those and if you if you're looking for some

some of the greatest hits i mean episode three

sue logg you can't you can't you can't top that um the uh gwen um the foggill case uh out of

walterboro that was good including uh reta schuler yes uh operation jackpot that was one, including Rita Schuller. Yes.

Operation Jackpot.

That was one of my favorite ones.

But we've had some good ones.

You've had some bangers, too.

Yeah. I actually had someone a few weeks ago tell me again about the, oh, her name's, Patience,

the killer made back in the 1800s.

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