An evening stop at a Burger King drive-thru on August 26, 2012, ended in murder for 18-year-old Dana Marie Woods and 22-year-old June Guerry in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. Woods, a Trident Technical College student who hoped to become a paralegal, called her mother to say they were about to give someone a ride; neither woman returned home and were reported missing.

Days later investigators found Woods’ burned-out car off Cane Gully Road in the Francis Marion National Forest and her body about 75 yards away; she had been shot execution-style in the back of the head. Guerry’s body was recovered about 10 miles away in a watery dirt pit near Walleye Road, also killed by a shot to the back of the head.

The case led to two suspects, cousins Caleb Brad Matlock and Arthur Ray Chavis, acquaintances of the victims. Surveillance, cell phone records and sightings placed one cousin driving Woods’ car; Matlock was arrested September 1, 2012, reportedly in possession of the murder weapon, and Chavis later said he had been present and believed the plan was a robbery and car theft.

Does anyone have information about the women’s last known movements that could shed more light on who they were with that night?