Thursday, June 19, 2014

Strange Wilkes, missing woman interview?



Susan Reynolds Wilkes, missing since last Thursday. 
Marion Wilkes and Joseph Cody Wilkes, the husband and son of a West Columbia woman missing since last Thursday have been arrested on murder charges.
Susan Wilkes was last seen during a morning walk a week ago. She has not been found.
This is a sad case.
More information to be released later today (Thurs.)

For residents of the neighborhoods around Westover acres in West Columbia, the case of Susan's Wilkes' disappearance has been a baffling and mysterious one. Until now.
If you watched the TV interview with Marion Wilkes, last week, after his wife was reported as  "misssing" something seemed askew.
Wilkes seemed very calm, and concentrated more on lauding the West Columbia Police Department, more than he seemed worried about his wife. He also did not report her missing until a day-and-a-half after she allegedly went missing.
Marion Wilkes also mentioned in the interview trips to Charleston or to the movies, more than one movie at a time, for his wife. That's a bit unusual.
While an arrest of a husband for murder of his wife is always shocking, those who watched the video may have thought something was amiss.

Below:
Release from Scott Morrison from the office of West Columbia Police Chief Dennis Tyndall:
West Columbia Police Make Arrests In Missing Women Case
(West Columbia, S.C.) – The West Columbia Police Department has made two arrests in the disappearance of Susan R. Wilkes.
According to Chief Dennis Tyndall, his investigators have charged Marion C. Wilkes 73, of 106 Linnet Dr., West Columbia with simple possession of Marijuana and the Murder of his wife, Susan R. Wilkes. Also Joseph Cody Wilkes 23 yoa, of 106 Linnet Dr., West Columbia has been charged with Murder.
More information about this investigation will be available on Thursday June 19, 2014
Both suspects will be held at the Lexington County Detention Center awaiting a bond hearing.





1 comment:

  1. Why does America house murderers for life? If there is undeniable evidence and a confession, why not a firing squad at dawn? Why house these people whose very existence promotes more murders and causes much grief to the victim's families? Nothing fancy, an execution for a murder...w/o out all the decade long appeals.

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