Jason Anderson
Carolina Pet Center
Greenville, Greenville County, South Carolina

On Saturday, April 27, 1996, Jason Anderson, age 20 was shot and killed during a robbery at Carolina Pet Center in Greenville, SC. At closing time on April 27, 1996, Kyle Rollins, the store's manager let the last two customers out of the store. As he closed the door, he saw two men running toward him from around the corner of the building. The men were armed with guns.
Kyle Rollins quickly slammed the door shut and locked it. Seconds later, the glass shattered and Kyle Rollins had a bullet hole in his back.
The two men walked over the glass shards and through the doorframe. They wanted money. The assailants wanted  Jason Anderson a new employee to open the register.
Jason Anderson struggled with the register but didn't know how to open it. His struggle did not last long, because the impatient assailants shot Jason Anderson in the head. Kyle Rollins lived from his gun shot wound. Unfortunately Jason Anderson did not live.
This case has yet to be solved.
If you have any information please contact the Greenville County Sheriff's Greenville County Sheriff's Office at 1-864-467-5240 or Greenville County CrimeStoppers 1-864-23-CRIME

I come here today with a heavy heart. The hope of Alex Buckman returning to his family safe and sound was shattered today with the report of the missing teen's remains being found in a landfill. My heart and many prayers go out to the family of Alex Buckman. This does bring closure, but not the closure we all had wanted and anticipated.

(SOLVED) Alex Davon Buckman

The search for a missing Alex Buckman has ended with the discovery of his body and three arrests. The Sheriff of Spartanburg County Chuck Wright said Buckman's body was found in the Abbeville County landfill Thursday morning. The sheriff said investigators think Buckman was killed at an Oxford Road home on or around the day he disappeared.

The men arrested in connection with Buckman's death are:

# Ralph Fleming, 25
# Louis Tarane Patterson, 25
# Karlton Katrell Brockman, 20

Three Charged In Death Of Missing Murder Witness, WYFF, 11-04-2005

Norsaadah Husain
Clemson, Pickens County, SC
Abducted : Central, Pickens County, South Carolina
Body Found: Oconee County, South Carolina

On Monday June 8, 1992 Norsaadah Husain, a 30 year old graduate student at Clemson University in Clemson, SC was seen doing her laundry at the Suds and Duds Laundromat in the tiny town of Central, SC. Roy Jamison the Laundromat's janitor entered the Laundromat at 8:42 PM, to find blood covering the concrete floor and a long smear of blood running 15 feet from a wall of dryers to the front door as if someone had been dragged. Roy Jamison immediately phoned the Central Police Department to report his findings.
Norsaadah's keys were found on a nearby washing machine and a clump of hair was on the floor. Norsaadah's clothes were left in a dryer and her car was found out front with the motor still warm. 
Over 60 officers from various agencies (Central PD, Clemson City, Clemson University, Pickens County Sheriff's Office, Greenville County Sheriff's Office and SLED) began a 3 county search, spanning over Pickens, Anderson, and Oconee counties in the upstate of SC.
Month's went by without a clue as to what happened to Miss Husain, a quiet individual originally from Malaysia. It's said that Norsaadah kept to herself and went to school, very few people knew Norsaadah.
Three month's later on Wednesday September 16, 1992, a man scouting for deer tracks near Highway 11 in Oconee county stumbled upon a human skeleton. The remains were located near the Oconee Nuclear Station, where 4 years earlier Daisy Ruth Moore Snider's body was found (same vicinity). The remains were later identified as Norsaadah Husain's. Norsaadah's remains were found two miles from the nearest highway and about 100 yards from a paved back road.
If you have any information concerning Norsaadah's case please contact one of the agencies below.

Central Police Department: 1-864-639-4020
Pickens County Sheriff's Office: 1-864-898-5500
Oconee County Sheriff's Office: 1-864-638-4111
SC Law Enforcement Division: 1-888-559-TIPS (8477)

Russell Douglas Turcotte

Description:
American Indian male 5'8" 19 years old brown hair and brown eyes.

Russell was a member of the Turtle Mountain Tribe in North Dakota as is his father,Bill Turcotte. Linda Flynn, Russell's mother is a member of the Fort Peck Assiniboine.

Russell was found November 2, 2002 in a shelter belt 12 miles northwest of Devils Lakes a town about 90 miles west of Grand Forks. His death was ruled a homicide.

Russell went missing July 12, 2002. He was last seen at a gas station in the vicinity of the 4300 block of Gateway Drive near Highway 2 in Grand Forks, ND. He was on his way home from a hippie gathering in Michigan and was planning on returning to see his family but never arrived and never picked up the money at Western Union that they left for him.

A rancher found the body of Russell Turcotte along U.S. Highway 2 in North Dakota on Wednesday - He found Russell's nearly nude body lying among the trees at about 10 a.m.

The Ramsey County coroner said Turcotte's body may have been at the spot since late July or early August. The sheriff declined to comment on how Russell died but said the case is being investigated as a homicide. The body was two feet into the shelter belt and partially decomposed.

If you have any information, please contact:

North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation (701) 328-5500
Grand Forks Police Department (701) 787-8000
Ramsey County Sheriffs Office (701) 662-0700
Toll Free Number 1-800-472-2185

The family of Russell D. Turcotte offers a $50,000 cash reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party or parties involved in Russell's homicide.