On November 6, 2003, a customer entered Superbike Motorsports, a motorcycle shop in Chesnee serving Boiling Springs-area customers, and fatally shot four people: 52-year-old Beverly Elaine Rogers Guy, her son Scott Ponder, 29-year-old service manager Brian Lucas, and 26-year-old mechanic Chris Sherbert. Beverly Guy, who worked part-time as the shop’s bookkeeper, was found near the showroom bathroom. All four victims died of multiple gunshot wounds and nothing was taken from the shop.

The case went cold for thirteen years while investigators pursued various leads and the community lived with uncertainty; at one point suspicion was incorrectly cast on Scott Ponder’s widow. A major break occurred in November 2016 when Todd Kohlhepp, arrested for an unrelated kidnapping, confessed to the Superbike Motorsports killings and provided details investigators say only the killer would know. Kohlhepp was charged in the murders and later pleaded guilty to multiple counts; families of the Superbike victims filed a wrongful death lawsuit.

Does anyone have memories of Superbike Motorsports, Beverly Guy, or details from that day that could add to the record?