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 two crime enthusiasts have teamed up to examine these

heinous acts in detail, giving their perspective of the evil that has resided in the Palmetos state.

You're listening to Carolina Crimes.

And welcome back, welcome back to Carolina Crimes episode 72.

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

And we appreciate you tuning in to listen to us this week to another tale of true crime from

the state of South Carolina. Daniel, we're back. We're tanned, ready and rested.

Yeah, that's right. Got back from Buford County. Got to visit with a few very special listeners

down there last week. Yes. If you're following us on social media, you saw some pictures from

the shrimp shack where we went to see Liz Madlinger and some of her family members there and they

they fed us. Yes, that was very good. Yes, the shrimp burgers. So if you're down around St.

Helena Island, check out the shrimp shack. We appreciate them so much. Yes, and you won't be

disappointed. Yeah. And if you want to see pictures, follow us on social media on Facebook,

at Carolina Crimes podcast, or on Twitter at SC CrimesPod. And Instagram, I think we're working on

that. I think we got hacked again. I have the worst luck with Instagram. Any other social media,

I don't have a problem. So maybe is it me or probably, but no, I don't know, but maybe it's

telling me I'm too old to be on it. I don't know. Yeah. But if we can't figure Instagram out,

then I'll just put the pictures up on Facebook. Well, we'll do, we'll do some tick tocks or something.

Or we really don't know what's going on there. Yes, dancing studio. Yeah, let's,

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