Morning Mix Body Is Found On S.C. Property where Missing Woman Was Chained ‘Like A Dog’ In Metal Container

Police on Nov. 3 search property owned by Todd Kohlhepp where a missing woman was found chained in a storage container in Woodruff, S.C. (Lauren Petracca/Greenville News via AP)

Charlie Carver and Kala Brown have been missing since August.

The Anderson, S.C., couple didn’t show up to dinner with a friend on Aug. 31, and no one heard from them after that.

In mid-October, The Washington Post reported that the couple’s family members were at a loss as to where they could be. They were particularly disturbed by what they saw on Carver’s now-deleted Facebook account.

It appeared to have been taken over, potentially hacked, by someone sinister. As The Post reported:

Suddenly, the page exploded with content, as if it had been hacked. It would appear to be flooded with spam, but a closer inspection revealed many of the posts to be related to the couple.

News stories about the missing couple appeared in rapid-fire succession, along with other stories about missing people. Strange, violent images and memes began being posted on the Facebook page.

“If I weren’t crazy, I’d be insane,” read one. Another read, “Sometimes late at night I dig a hole in the back yard to keep the nosy neighbor’s guessing.”

. . . On Oct. 1, one user commented on the marriage announcement,  “Where the hell is Kala Brown???” to which Charlie’s Facebook account responded, “kala is with her husband charlie.”

On another post, a user asked where Kala was, to which Charlie’s account responded “who the f––– are you to question me about my girlfriend?”