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Waccamaw River

Waccamaw River

River in the United States of AmericaWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Waccamaw River".

Sep 14, 2026

Annie EliseHOST
6:23
And also, not for nothing, but also not just searching for her, but in a very real sense, trying to be a voice for her as well.
Annie EliseHOST
6:32
Sadly though, it didn't have the ending that everybody had hoped for, and Saylor was recovered from the Waccamaw River the following morning.
Annie EliseHOST
6:40
And while the community came together to mourn this precious, beautiful five-year-old little girl, people still couldn't help but wonder what really happened here, what was going on.
Annie EliseHOST
6:50
Between the bizarre interviews, the weird circumstances surrounding her disappearance, or quote-unquote, "wandering off moment," there was something weird.
Ann EmersonHOST
17:52
How does that sit with you?
Jimmy RichardsonGUEST
17:54
I think that where they were at, Sailor died in the Waccamaw River.
Jimmy RichardsonGUEST
17:59
And we all think about Pauley's Island as being, we're thinking the ocean.
Jimmy RichardsonGUEST
18:06
And I don't know if he meant I'm going to the beach, the ocean.
Jimmy RichardsonGUEST
18:08
That's what I would have meant by using the word beach.
Jimmy RichardsonGUEST
18:13
I don't know if they had her loaded up to go with beach chairs and go to the beach.
Jimmy RichardsonGUEST
18:19
And or if they were meaning to go down to the Waccamaw River.
Jimmy RichardsonGUEST
18:25
I know it's easy to take statements out of context, especially on 9-1-1.
Lisa RicheyGUEST
2:23
There's a huge canal that was built back in the 40s for all the land where at least my house is.
Lisa RicheyGUEST
2:30
And the folks who helped settle it, you know, they got things and they built their homes in trading with other communities like down the Waccamaw River.
Lisa RicheyGUEST
2:40
And that's how business was done.
Lisa RicheyGUEST
2:43
That's how life was lived.
Lauren MatthiasHOST
6:05
The Hayes family was staying in a rental home that John mentioned was owned by a friend.
Lauren MatthiasHOST
6:10
The home was located on Old Waccamaw Drive in a neighborhood called Hagley Estates, which you can see is very close to the Waccamaw River here.
Lauren MatthiasHOST
6:19
And, well...
Lauren MatthiasHOST
6:21
According to John, that morning the family was getting ready to go to the beach.

21 MINS LATER

Lauren MatthiasHOST
26:58
On Monday, August 31st, Sailor's body was found.
Lauren MatthiasHOST
27:03
The Georgetown County Sheriff's Office said agents with the Department of Natural Resources located her little body at around 945 a.m. in the water.
Lauren MatthiasHOST
27:15
And even though hundreds of people and multiple agencies had searched for her, she was located in the Waccamaw River near the area where she was last seen.
Lauren MatthiasHOST
27:26
At around 4 p.m. that same day, the Georgetown County Sheriff's Office said there were no visible signs of trauma and the cause and manner of death remained undetermined pending her autopsy, which actually happened on Friday.
Steve StocktonHOST
24:16
Think about that.
Steve StocktonHOST
24:17
Those who took the hint and sailed up the Waccamaw River survived.
Steve StocktonHOST
24:22
But those who laughed off the ghost, they washed up in the marsh grass days later.
Steve StocktonHOST
24:28
Then, by the 20th century, the island had changed.
Katie WeaverHOST
30:35
On August 30th, the family is vacationing in South Carolina.
Katie WeaverHOST
30:39
They're from Virginia, but they were in South Carolina on vacation near Pawleys Island, close to the Waccamaw River.
Katie WeaverHOST
30:50
And in fact, very close to the Waccamaw River, only about 49 feet from the river is where their vacation property was.
Katie WeaverHOST
31:02
And Again, we know that Sailor was five and we know that she has been dangerously drawn to water in the past.
Katie WeaverHOST
31:14
So as it's been told by the parents, the family was getting ready to go down to the beach.

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