All posts tagged: South Carolina

The Roth Show: Casualties of Crime

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The Roth Show Wednesday, November 23, 7-8pm ET Listen LIVE: http://therothshow.com Join Dr. Laurie Roth and Susan Murphy Milano each Wednesday from 7-8ET The Roth Show welcomes Angie Warner, daughter of Alice Donovan who was abducted at gun point in a South Carolina WalMart parking lot, tortured and killed.  Her remains would not be found for another 6 years, hidden by her two murderers. Although both killers were eventually caught, after a crime spree through several states, and brought to trial, convicted, and sentenced to death row, they continued to torture the families of their victims by withholding information about where their loved ones could be found. Another victim of their senseless killing is Samantha Burns from West Virginia, whose remains are yet to be found. In 2008, a story by Issac Bailey of The Sun News in Myrtle Beach, Casualties of Crime, caused one of them to reach out, and through the efforts of Monica Caison and the CUE Center for Missing Persons, Alice Donovan’s remains were found in January, 2009. Another missing mother from …

ImaginePublicity Sponsors Tour Stop to Remember the Missing Persons of South Carolina

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On Saturday, October 29 at 10am family members of the missing, along with members of the community, law enforcement, media and speakers will gather at Chapin Park at 1400 North Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach.  South Carolina has approximately 125 known open missing persons cases, some recent and many that have gone cold.  ImaginePublicity hopes to add to the awareness of each of them by hosting a stop along the CUE Center for Missing Persons’ Road to Remember Tour in Myrtle Beach. Each year CUE Center for Missing Persons hits the road across several states in order to bring awareness to communities of the magnitude of a silent epidemic, missing persons.  This year’s tour will cover the following states: NC, TN, SC, TX, MS, AL, FL, LA .  Every year, Monica Caison and representatives from CUE travel a different route in order to bring needed attention in the media and each community. The annual tour was created to generate new interest in cold cases of missing people across our nation. The inspiration came in 2004 from the case of North Carolina …

The Susan Murphy Milano Show: The Lights Went Out inTopeka for Victims of Violence, Part 2

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The Susan Murphy Milano Show, “Time’s Up!” Thursday, September 29, 2pm ET Listen LIVE at: Here Women Talk When Shawnee County, KS District Attorney Chad Taylor decided to hand over misdemeanor cases, like Claudine Dombrowski’s, to the city, she knew the consequences would be the hardest on victims of domestic violence.  Dombrowski, a victim of violence for 16 years, who ultimately lost the right to custody or visitation with her daughter through years of wrangling in court, speaks from a position of experience and first hand knowledge. “Topeka Police Officers are forwarding misdemeanor cases involving domestic violence to the District Attorney’s Office. Stanley says the D.A.’s office has already turned away 30 cases. He believes the  victims and their families are most affected.” Pamela Jacobs On June 28, Pamela Jacobs joined the South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault as the organization’s new Executive Director.  Pam came to South Carolina from Kansas, where she served as the Immigration and Outreach Project Attorney for the Kansas Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence (KCSDV). Pam has over …

Help Needed to Pass Human Trafficking Bill in South Carolina

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Last week, a bill introduced for the second time in the South Carolina Legislature was was heard for the first time by the Judiciary Criminal Laws Subcommittee. This bill addressed the issues surrounding human trafficking in the State of South Carolina. As in other states, tougher laws are needed in South Carolina to prosecute traffickers, train law enforcement and assist victims in their recovery.  H. 3757 would address these issues if passed, and unlike in most states, this bill calls for asset forfeiture.  The traffickers pay the bill.  But ! this bill needs  swift support and action from the citizens of South Carolina. There was excellent support given by many citizens groups, as well as members of the South Carolina legislature last week, but, as often happens, other bills have taken priority and H. 3757 did not move out of the committee. A message from Betty Houbion, an activist working for passage of the bill: ALL South Carolinians: Call or write — better a phone call – your SC Representative and ask him or her …

Eye to Eye With PI’s: Susan Murphy Milano Addresses South Carolina Private Investigators

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May 5-6-7, 2011 marks the Annual Conference and Seminar for the South Carolina Association of Legal Investigators. (SCALI)  The Conference will be held at the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort in Myrtle Beach, SC. Susan Murphy Milano will be a presenter at the Conference on Saturday morning, May 7, to address the industry on opening cold case investigations, establishing pattern of conduct, and the preventative measures to be taken when dealing with cases of intimate partner violence.  Murphy Milano’s expertise is nationally known and she works across the country with a variety of agencies. SCALI State Director, Vicki Childs, and Murphy Milano both host popular weekly radio programs on the Here Women Talk Network, broadcast by Zeus Radio.  They both address issues of crime, investigations and issues surrounding intimate partner violence and it’s devastation to families. SCALI was formed in 1985 with the dedication of three (3) South Carolina Private Investigators. Since that desolate period, SCALI Membership has grown to include Members in Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia & Florida. Many Members are now very close friends and …