Charleston woman reported missing
A Charleston woman has been missing since June 12, 2009. The Charleston City Police Department says they don’t suspect foul play in the disappearance of 28-year-old Katherine Waring of Murray Boulevard in downtown Charleston.
According to the police report, Waring previously told her father about receiving a text which said, “if you caused this to happen you will be the first to die.“ Another text told her when she came home and what she was wearing to imply someone was watching her. It’s not known who sent those text messages.
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I realized that she wasn't married so that rules out a spousal involvement. I still say check into the text messages, they can trace the source of the message and where it originated. I say now use your resources and find this young woman. They said someone tried to cash a check look at their picture on the surveillance system in the bank. All signs points to someone involved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I pray that she’s all right and for God to send his angels to protect her!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do not suspect foul play?? Two texts one threating her and another nowing what time she got home and telling her what she was wearing sound like Charleston city police need to go back to school and learn what fool play means, but then again they work for Mayor Rileyso maybe thats the best the can do!!
If the woman received a text message the police can confirm that and also who sent them. I say the husband is probably guilty. I pray that I'm wrong but I feel that he's involved. It always points to the person closest to the missing person and they mostly are guilty as sin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I’m sending my prays to her family and pray to God that she's alright!!!!!!!!
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