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Tuesday, September 25, 2012

AMBER Alert issued for missing NC child


Abigail Faith Lefevers (Source: SLED)
 Abigail Faith Lefevers (Source: SLED)

COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) -  Officials with the State Law Enforcement Division have issued an AMBER Alert for a missing child from North Carolina.

According to SLED, 12-year-old Abigail Faith Lefevers was last seen on McNeil Road in Newport, North Carolina.

Lefevers is described as 5'4" tall and weighing 90 pounds with brown shoulder-length hair.

Deputies say Lefevers disappeared from her father's home sometime between 10 p.m. Sunday and 6:30 a.m. Monday.

Timothy Howard Newman (Source: SLED)
Timothy Howard Newman (Source: SLED)


SLED investigators are also seeking 38-year-old Timothy Howard Newman. The National Sex Offender Registry has identified Newman as a registered sex offender.

Newman was released from prison last year after spending more than six years behind bars for three counts of sex offenses by a substitute parent or guardian.

Investigators say Newman has been talking to Lefevers for the last few weeks, but it's unclear right now how they communicated and how Newman was able to take the young girl.

Newman was last seen by his roommate last night and did not show up for work this morning.


 SLED believes the pair is traveling in a 1998 red Chrysler Sebring.
SLED believes the pair is traveling in a 1998 red Chrysler Sebring.

SLED says they believe the pair is traveling in a 1998 red Chrysler Sebring with the North Carolina license plate number AKT 6534. The vehicle was last seen going southbound on Highway 17.

If you have any information about this case, you are asked to call Crimestoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC.




Suspect nabbed in brutal murder of wealthy South Carolina couple found dead in their Caribbean home 

‘These two people probably had to hang their wings up at night. That's how beautiful they were,’ says stunned friend.


 The bodies of Michael and Thelma King were found Friday at the couple's beachfront condominium on St. Maarten.

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The bodies of Michael and Thelma King were found Friday at the couple's beachfront condominium on St. Maarten.

Police have nabbed a suspect in the gruesome murder of a wealthy South Carolina couple found dead in their St. Maarten home.

The slashed bodies of Michael and Thelma King were found Friday at the couple's beachfront condominium on the small Dutch Caribbean territory.

Michael and Thelma, both in their 50s, suffered fatal stab wounds, Chief Prosecutor Hans Mos said. Thelma was found tied to a chair, while her husband was found on the floor, partially lying on an overturned chair.

The male suspect was arrested before dawn Sunday, said police spokesman Ricardo Henson, adding that authorities will release a statement "as soon as more information can be divulged."

A motive for the brutal slayings remains unclear.

Michael and Thelma, both successful entrepreneurs, owned several homes, including a condominium in Mount Pleasant, S.C., and multiple restaurants on St. Maarten.



Discover to refund $200 million to credit card customers

In addition to the refunds, Discover agrees to pay $14 million in civil penalties as part of a consent order to settle allegations of deceptive marketing tactics.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau chief Richard Cordray
Richard Cordray is director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which along with the FDIC determined that telemarkers for Discover Financial Services had tricked people into signing up for payment protection plans and other add-on services. (Alex Wong, Getty Images / September 25, 2012)

WASHINGTON — More than 3.5 million Discover credit card customers will share $200 million in refunds in the wake of a federal investigation that determined the bank tricked people into signing up for payment protection plans and other add-on services.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. found that Discover Financial Services telemarketers often talked faster when explaining fees and terms as they pitched the services, leading customers to think there was no additional fee, the regulators said Monday.

The services cost about $3 to $10 a month.

Banks have been searching for new sources of revenue in the face of a tough economy and tighter regulations. Bankrate.com said Monday that banks have significantly boosted the average required minimum balance for free checking accounts to $723 this year, and have raised other fees, such as ATM surcharges, to record highs.

But sometimes that search runs afoul of regulators.


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