On September 14, 2017, emergency responders in Galivants Ferry, South Carolina, were called to a home on Twilight Road for what was reported as a cardiac arrest. Inside, 26-year-old Dexter Cobb and his 25-year-old sister Porscha Cobb had both suffered fatal gunshot wounds. Porscha was found bleeding from her face; Dexter was located deceased in a bathroom.

Investigators charged Brandon Gore of Aynor with two counts of murder in November 2017. Charges were based in large part on a witness statement from Gore’s mother, who told police her son had admitted involvement and gave details that were not publicly known at the time. Gore was initially denied bond, then granted bail in March 2018. He had a pretrial arrest on a drug charge in January 2020 that violated his bond, was released again in spring 2020 with home detention, and was reported to have violated those terms.

The case went to trial in September 2022. A central dispute was the recorded statement from Gore’s mother and whether she later recanted or could have learned details from media. After deliberations, a Horry County jury acquitted Brandon Gore of all charges in the deaths of Dexter and Porscha Cobb.

If anyone knew the Cobb siblings or has information about what happened on Twilight Road that night, please share what can help the investigation.