10-minute murder contains depictions of violence that some listeners may find disturbing.

Discretion is advised. Welcome to 10-minute murder, the brief and bingeable true crime podcast.

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And today's going to be a little bit different.

The show is called 10-minute murder, but there's not a murder per se in this case.

I don't want to give it away, but you'll see how it makes sense for us to be talking about it by the end of it.

So let's not waste time. We'll jump right into it.

This is the disappearance of Heather Elvis.

Heather Elvis, a 2011 graduate of St. James High School in Georgetown County, South Carolina,

was one of those people that you meet and they seem like they know exactly what they want out of life.

At least their confidence and love of life make it feel that way.

In 2013, Heather was in cosmetology school, working two jobs, the house of blues,

and a place called Tilted Kilt in Myrtle Beach.

In one of those restaurants, she had her eye on a guy that would come by to repair the kitchen equipment,

and she even pointed out the guy one evening to her roommate

so she could see the guy. And she described him as the guy who builds things at my job. She'd also

used Twitter as her way of communicating her mind with the world, saying she had a taste for older men.

Later, tweeting that she was going to work on her off

night to get food because Sidney would be there and she needed to make an appearance. The thing is,

Heather Elvis was 20 years old. Sidney Moore was 38 years old, 18 years older than Heather.

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