From Huffington Post:
The devastated family of Heather Elvis, a missing South Carolina woman who mysteriously vanished from Myrtle Beach nearly three weeks ago, is appealing to the public for help.
"We are worried sick. We need anyone that knows anything – even the smallest detail – to come forward," Elvis' father, Terry Elvis, told The Huffington Post on Monday. "I'm not ruling out foul play or anything else. I don't care what it is. I can forgive just about anything."
The missing 20-year-old was last seen at about 2 a.m. on Dec. 18, 2013, when she returned home from a date. She called a female friend about an hour later to tell her how the date went and that was the last time anyone spoke with Heather Elvis. She has not made contact with friends or family and has not showed up for her job at the Tilted Kilt Pub and Eatery in Myrtle Beach.
The first and only known break in the case came on Dec. 19, 2013, when Elvis's dark green 2001 Dodge Intrepid was found parked at Peachtree boat landing. The location is about an eight-minute drive from the missing woman's parents' house.
"It's in Socastee, on the outskirts of Myrtle Beach," Terry Elvis said. "It's known to the entire family."
He added, "She liked to go to the water now and then, but not at that hour of the night."
According to Terry Elvis, his daughter's cellphone was not found in her vehicle and is still missing.
Since Heather Elvis disappeared, there have been multiple searches for her. The most recent, organized by the CUE Center for Missing Persons, took place over the weekend. According to The Sun News, nearly 300 people participated.
A spokesman for the Horry County Police Department -- the lead agency investigating Elvis' disappearance -- said they are doing everything they can to locate her.
"Our major crimes detectives are continuing to investigate her disappearance around the clock," Lt. Rob Kegler told HuffPost on Monday. "We are working hand-in-hand with the CUE Center ... [and] we are following up on every lead that comes in."
In regard to the possibility of foul play, Kegler said, "There's no definite sign leading one way or the other at this point."
According to Terry Elvis, his daughter is responsible and does not have a history of running off.
"It's out of character for her to be gone for any length of time like this," he said. "She's never gone 24 hours without calling someone."
Elvis also said the family has yet to celebrate Christmas.
"It's on hold," he said. "The tree is still up and all the presents are there. We are hoping and praying she comes back so we can have Christmas with her."
From Fox News :
Terry has stayed at the center of the effort to find his daughter. Desperation and frustration are just motivators for this 53-year old father of three.
"My heart tells me my daughter is alive," he says, when asked where he thinks Heather is today. "I have to go on the assumption, and I have to go on the faith and hope that she's alive."
But Terry Elvis fears the police investigation into Heather's disappearance may barely have a heartbeat. For the first time, he wants to share what he calls a fact sheet, showing why police need only look in one place. Truth is, much of that information comes from the unauthorized release of facts from a police report.
"There's a lot of circumstantial evidence, but it all points in one direction," Terry insists.
Terry Elvis has his own prime suspect based on phone records from the original police report. He confirmed what's in that report: months ago, Heather was romantically involved with a married man she met while working as a restaurant hostess. Terry says Heather's roommate told him it ended more than a month ago. Yet, according to witness statements to police and those same phone records, there were several calls back and forth between Heather and the married man the morning of Heather's disappearance. That same roommate told police Heather was talking to the man again, and that night, he called to tell her he was leaving his wife and wanted to be with her.
"A lot of information that's been withheld and probably withheld with very good reason, maybe for the first week (of the investigation). Maybe the first two weeks. But not now," Terry Elvis says.
Terry wants this information out there, believing it could encourage more tips, more witnesses, and finally a solid suspect. Horry County detectives have another take.
With all that circumstantial evidence, many Elvis supporters are asking , who needs detectives? Horry County Police insist they need solid, physical evidence to build a case. And no one is talking about physical evidence, not here at Peachtree landing, not anywhere in this case. The only other option is perhaps having someone admit to committing a crime. That's not happening either.
Investigators said Elvis was driven home by her date to the apartment she shared with another woman in River Oaks some time before 2 a.m. on Dec. 18. The young man with whom Elvis met for the date has been ruled out as a suspect, a source close to the investigation told FoxNews.com. Authorities believe that at some point later, Elvis drove herself to the boat landing, though the reason remains unknown.
Horry County investigators confirmed to MyHorryNews.com that cell phone records show Elvis communicated with a man, whom the website identifies as 38-year-old Sidney Moorer, as late as 6 a.m. on Dec. 18. Police records obtained by the website state that Elvis had a relationship history with Moorer, of Horry County.
The website also reports that Elvis' roommate, Brianna Warrelmann, received a distressing phone call from Elvis at 1:44 a.m. Dec. 18. Warrelman told authorities that Elvis "seemed like she was crying and upset" after receiving a phone call from Moorer, according to the website.
Moorer, who has not been named a suspect, told police that he had not seen Elvis since October, the police report states. Moorer later told authorities that he spoke to Elvis the night before she disappeared, MyHorryNews.com reports -- a conversation during which Moorer claims he told Elvis to, "quit calling him."
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This case is red hot right now and it's sort of gotten out of hand it seems. A lot of people are conducting their own searches and private investigations, using online contacts and social media. The cops are whining about too many people running around trying to solve this case and getting in their way. Personally I don't think any help should be rejected; sometimes conventions and laws keep cops from doing things that would help the case. It is true that they need to have "real forensics" for a courtroom with judge and jury and they can end up letting a murderer walk free if mistakes are made. But then again many people get frustrated really quickly with the slow movements of law enforcement and time is of the essence. And I am pretty sure that the cops wouldn't be upset if someone were to bring this girl home safely. There are many conflicting reports about time lines in this case. That will usually keep me from even attempting charts but curiosity will sometimes cause me to take big risks. Another factor that bothers me is the level of interest in the case, which is currently hot. That also makes me think I should wait and let the cops do their thing. So not only is the case red hot right now, there is also no doubt that the timelines and reports in this case are confused and conflicting. Her date believed he dropped her off at 2 am and her friend believed she had called her around 3 am. The cell phone Heather was using has not been found but the phone records kept by her carrier show that she called her roommate closer to 1:30 am than 3 am. This means she had to have been taken home earlier than 2 am. Also, a phone belonging to an ex boyfriend (the married man noted above) shows that phone calls were made to his phone from hers various times that night up until 6 am. Some reports have the married man calling her and telling her he was leaving his wife and wanted to be with her. His own testimony claims he called her to tell her to "stop calling him". She seemed to be upset, crying on the phone when she spoke to her roommate. So which one was it? Which timeline fits? Which story fits? You are going to be surprised by what the charts reveal because they fly in the face of the theories that seem to bouncing all over the place in this quickly escalating case.
It is obvious to me that Heather was not calling her roommate to discuss her date, as was originally reported. She was crying and upset after speaking with the ex boyfriend, who claims he called her to tell her to "stop calling". This phone call to her roommate, according to the phone records, was made at 1:44 am and not at 3 am, also originally reported. So she was home before 2 am. The first chart here is the one for 1:44 am and in it you can see the first house ruler, Venus, in the fourth house, showing Heather to be at home. So she was home earlier than 2 am. This chart was one of the reasons I almost rejected this case; it just didn't fit the accounts people have given. But I know now the charts do fit the phone records, which is more reliable than people's memories. In fact, Venus is completely inside the fourth, so she is inside the home and not just arriving. The closest aspect that Venus makes is an exact trine to the Pleaides, a fixed star grouping known as "the weeping sisters" and is indicative of sadness and tears. This is interesting because the subject was upset and crying at the time she phoned her friend. Mercury, the messenger, is in the third house but since it is not joined by an angular ruler, I think there may have been several phone calls (messages) at this time, none lasting very long. Interestingly, the third house ruler is at the midheaven, in the angular tenth, giving some energy to the third house, which rules communications. As well, Jupiter is disposed of by the Moon, the chart co ruler, so it seems like Heather was on the phone often with family and people in her "inner circle" mostly and this night was no different.
This chart gives some interesting aspects that create ominous scenarios for me. For instance, the node in the first disposed of by Mars in the twelfth with Mars ruling both the seventh and the twelfth. Does this look like someone sneaking around behind her? Or some plan being acted out that perhaps she was (or was not) aware of? Or did she have a plan herself she was keeping to herself? Something she was going to do that perhaps others would tell her not to? This aspect gives that feeling of "sneaking around" and there is no doubt that she was doing exactly that with this married man. And supposedly she had been talking with him most of the night. But had he actually called her and told her to "stop calling"? If so, then why were they still talking? Is it more likely that he called and told her he wanted to get back with her? But then why was she upset and crying? None of the reports dovetail and overall there is a feeling that something is hidden and the charts support this.
So Mars is in the twelfth house while it rules the seventh, showing someone doing something behind her back. This is usually literally, not figurative, so I am thinking someone is going to sneak up behind her or, at least, surprise her. Especially since Mars rules the seventh house, which always shows us who she is "next to meet". And eerily enough, Mars is disposed of by Venus, which is her indicator, to the purpose of the man represented by Mars is to meet up with her (Venus). What do the planets Venus and Mars bring to mind? Male - female relationships. And then if you watch the charts for the next hour and a half, you will see what happens here. At 2:30 am, when Venus is still ruling the first house, you see Venus moving towards the nadir or the front door. But then the twist occurs, that change that always happens in these charts that brings about the events that cause the disappearance or death of the subject. In the chart for 3 am, Mars takes over the Ascendant and Venus moves onto the seventh, exchanging the roles. And now Venus is just outside the nadir, showing someone outside the front door, perhaps coming in or perhaps going out. However, Mars (the new first house ruler) is now in the eleventh. The eleventh house is a relationship house and it often shows break ups and divorces as well as sexual contact.
This is where these charts get convoluted and complicated and need to be read carefully and thoughtfully. Has someone come to the door? We know that she has had contact that night with an "ex boyfriend" who was a married man and the eleventh house can define such a relationship perfectly. Friends with "benefits" as they say. But what is the purpose of Venus? This person who has come to the door? Venus is disposed of by Saturn in Scorpio in the first house, not far from the node, which is reaching the first house cusp. This person has a plan and it involves Heather (the first house is always the subject) but Saturn implies someone older, maybe committed? Not bringing good news, I suppose (Saturn is never joyous). But the node is closely trine to Neptune, the fifth house ruler, in the fourth. With the eleventh and the fifth house in play, there is no doubt that these people were lovers but Neptune shows us something hidden, secret, perhaps something no one else knew about? The fifth house also rules children and child bearing so was Heather pregnant? This is possible although I cannot say for sure just from these aspects. I do know, from these aspects, that these lovers were having troubles and trying to keep something secret, but that applies to any married man carrying on an affair. She does not need to be pregnant to complicate matters in this case.
Mars in the eleventh is disposed of by Venus in the third, so she is all about him. Her focus is dead set on this man. Perhaps she won't leave him alone and this is the cause of the rift? Or was there a rift? These charts seem to imply that there are problems but there is also a coming together here. In the chart for 3:30 am, I see something emerging that must be examined. The fifth house ruler, Neptune, is angular in the fourth while the fourth house ruler, Uranus, has moved into the fifth. At the same time, the Moon is moving into the eighth and Jupiter is right behind. Mars is lingering in the eleventh directly opposing Uranus so this chart has the feel of a sexual encounter. Does he come over there for sex? Or does he come over there to talk and they end up in bed? And when you progress the charts to 4:00 in the morning, you can clearly see a culmination of the sexual aspects. The intensity is certainly there because Pluto opposes the Moon in the eighth, so there is deep passion and emotion here. But was this previously planned? The node seems to indicate that it may have been. Or did he come over to end it and she seduced him? Or did he come over and force himself on her? Pluto can indicate any of these scenarios. It is hard to tell which was at play but there is no doubt that sex was a part of this meeting.
I will admit that when I first glanced over these charts I thought someone had snuck into her home and raped her. But on more examination, the aspects seemed to reflect a more congenial situation, where he is let in through the front door and the sex is consensual. But the bigger questions are, for one, where is this girl now and, for another, why did she leave her car? Is Heather Elvis dead? Or is she alive... and where is her cell phone? If she drove herself to the boat landing and had her phone with her, then why did she just leave and disappear? She is not in the company of this lover, who, by the way, is apparently still with his wife. I am sure the cops checked out his home and car already... it seems like they are looking everywhere! So where is the girl? Is she hiding or is she in a grave? The charts give a lot of sexual markers but they also have what I call a subtle death pattern so serious study is called for. With Saturn moving through the first and then into the twelfth, Neptune moving angular in the fourth house and the Moon transiting into the eighth, the death pattern becomes clearer. But it is not a strong one. The first house rulers (Mars and Pluto) are not in a death house. In fact, Pluto is in the third, showing movement and a possible verbal argument. The seventh house ruler is also in the third, showing movement as well. Both of these planets are disposed of by Saturn in the first, moving slowly into the twelfth. It almost looks like he went over to fight with her, ended up having sex with her but then somehow she died? And the really creepy thing for me is that most of the important planets in this chart are in water signs and her car was found at a boat ramp. It is a distinct possibility that the girl and her phone are in the water.
The chart for 3 am shows Venus in the third, as already noted, at the nadir, which I see as her front door. This would seem to say that he arrived in a car and then came to the door? So if he was in her home, or, at least, had come to the front door, when why are they still calling each other? I am not sure which phone records the cops are using; her phone has never been found but I know a record of all calls is kept by the provider. They say phone calls went back and forth until 6 am. But the charts clearly show these two people being in close proximity, whether in a home or in a car. In fact, sexual contact looks pretty certain. So why the phone calls? And where is her phone and why has she not used it since? If she were in love with this man and they were having sex on this night, then it would be certain that she would contact him, I think. But she hasn't. So when do the sex aspects in this chart become death aspects? Sex and death are really close in Astrology; they often look like the same thing and often in forensic charts, sex occurs prior to death. The chart for 4:30 am has an emergent death pattern, as already pointed out. Saturn has crossed the first house cusp into the twelfth, the Moon and Jupiter are both in the eighth house, the eighth house ruler, Mercury, is rising angular in the first, Neptune is right at the fourth house cusp from inside the fourth and the fourth house ruler is in direct opposition to the first house ruler. It doesn't look good for Heather. I hate to see charts like these. I would like nothing more than to say they show her alive and well, in hiding even. But the seventh house ruler is disposed of by Saturn in Scorpio in the twelfth, showing the purpose of the other person to be the disposal of her body. I have seen this pattern in many other cases where the body was eventually found.
So what of the cops saying she drove herself to the boat landing? I am not sure what they found at the scene that supports that. Perhaps she left shoe prints outside the car or a cup with a drink in it and her lipstick on the rim. I do not have these details so I will just go with the charts and not confuse things. It is the chart for 4:30 am that shows the clearest death pattern. With both the Moon and Jupiter conjoined in the eighth house in the sign Cancer, the fourth house Neptune in Pisces and Saturn in Scorpio in the twelfth, it is hard to imagine she is not in the water. The trine between the node in Scorpio with Neptune in Pisces makes me think the boat landing was a part of the plot. He knew she liked to go there. He either took her there and killed her there and then dropped her in the water or he killed her elsewhere and drove her there. The cops are so sure she drove there herself so let's say that she did and he killed her there. The eighth house ruler is Gemini with Mercury in Sagittarius. Gemini rules things that fly through the air, Mercury shows things that are held in the hands and Sagittarius is associated with ammunition, most especially arrows and bullets. Uranus directly opposes Mars, which is Heather's descriptor in this chart, showing that she was taken by surprise by an act of aggression. With Mercury rising in the first, perhaps he shot her in the head? This looks possible. Notice how Mercury is disposed of by Jupiter in the eighth house; this directly hows the outcome to be death. At the same time, Venus is consistently in the third house, showing this man to be moving around, either on foot or in a car. He may have followed her there, shot her and dropped her in the water. I presume the cops have looked for other tire tracks at the landing and have not found any? The charts do not show Heather driving her own car but her car was found there at the landing so someone was driving it. The charts actually show the other person, presumably a man, driving a car but I cannot say if it was hers or his. The first house co ruler, Pluto, is in the second house and this is often the trunk of a car, so Heather may have already been dead and in the trunk of the car. However, I presume the cops have been over her car (and possibly also his) with a fine tooth comb. Blood is something they don't often miss.
But here is another scenario and I think it fits. I do not know why she liked the boat landing but it is possible that someone had a boat. A boat may have been borrowed or rented if not outright owned. This is maybe why they went there that morning; to watch the sunrise from a boat? Is this possible? And if it is, could he have taken her out on a boat and shot her there? Otherwise, would they have walked around the water, even wading in it? Could he have shot her there and then pushed her in? The charts seem to show that she is in the water somewhere and probably also her phone. Take a look at the patterns in this chart for 5:30 am. The death pattern is still a standout in water signs with Sagittarius now on the first house cusp. Notice Jupiter in Cancer in the eighth house. This is the current descriptor for Heather. She looks dead in the water to me. The Moon also rules the eighth at this point while both the Moon and the first house ruler are in the eighth. If the cops haven't dredged the water way they need to do that. And they need to look at her lover again. I cannot say that this was her ex boyfriend for sure because I do not see markers specific to him that would indicate he was married. It could have been anyone else she was involved with, however, the fact that she was crying over this man fits the scenario... so a closer look is definitely called for. I am not saying for sure that this was her married boyfriend because the charts do not show a third party such as a wife but it is someone she would have sex with. There is no doubt in my mind that sex was a part of this scenario and death followed that sex. At least this is what the charts appear to be saying.
But I want to add this in closing. I am hoping that Heather is still alive and will be found somewhere, making the charts wrong. I am not perfect and this is just an experiment to see if charts can help in these cases. It is true that some cases that have been solved have proven to be close to what the charts revealed but there have been other cases where I feel the charts were wrong... or I read them wrong, which is the most probable. I never think the charts are wrong but I sometimes get them wrong and in cases like this I often hope that I did. And I do not mean this post to discourage anyone or cause anyone to give up looking for Heather but I do think the clues the charts provide should be looked at. And no one should stop looking for her and/or her killer. I am praying for this girl and her family; I cannot imagine their pain. I wish for nothing but the best in the outcome of this case.
