What Happened to Heather Elvis?

True Crime Society

True Crime, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 4 January 2024

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Heather Elvis was 19 in 2013. She was figuring out her path in life and was working as a hostess while studying cosmetology.

At her workplace, the Tilted Kilt pub, Heather came across another employee, 37-year-old Sidney Moorer. Sidney was married to Tammy Moorer and the couple had children together. Heather fell for Sidney and the two had a brief affair.

Tammy found out about their relationship and set out to make both Sidney and Heather’s lives hell. Reports say that Tammy used to handcuff Sidney their bed so that he could not leave the home and she made him get her name tattooed on his crotch.

When rumor started spreading that Heather may have been pregnant, Sidney asked to meet with her very early one morning in December 2018. Heather has never seen seen alive again.

Sidney and Tammy are currently serving long prison sentences for kidnapping Heather. The couple were originally also charged with murder but these charges were dropped without prejudice, meaning they can be recharged at any time.

In this episode of the True Crime Society Podcast, we discuss the disappearance and probable murder of Heather Elvis.

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0:32.8	The True Crime Society Podcast, first episode of 2024. Like we said,
0:37.4	this is gonna be our year. We feel it, we know it.
0:40.9	We say this every year, and every year, we're like, okay, this one wasn't it, but this
0:44.8	year is going to be our year.
0:45.8	Yeah, it's got to be, come on, let's all be positive.
0:48.8	Yeah, fingers cross, good vibes.
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0:54.0	Dreams are free.
0:57.0	Yeah, it's currently still 2023 time of recording.
1:01.0	We're recording a little in advance just to get these done for the holiday because with traveling and just the time zones and doing festive holiday activities. It will be a little hard to record.
1:14.3	So I can't talk about our holiday or year yet.
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1:21.6	We hope they're good ones. This will give us time to have a little bit of a break from recording and to recharge and refresh and be ready for the new year.
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1:36.0	Me too.
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1:44.3	and extent of like working all day and being tired and then coming home and then
1:47.9	having to still like have a personality for two hours but it's still it's still fun. Like I act. It gives me anxiety sometimes where I'm like, oh my God, like I hope I sound like happy enough and like good enough and like not like I'm tired. But then in the moment when I'm doing it.
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