A missing college student from Florida has been found dead behind a fire station in South Carolina, before her burned out car was discovered in a corn field ten miles away.
Sheridan Wahl, 21, drove hundreds of miles from her Florida home to visit her father in Myrtle Beach last week, but he claims to police she never showed up at his home.
Wahl's mother, Kelly, pleaded for help to find her daughter on Facebook after she had last spoken to her on Facetime on September 19th.
'Please help me find my daughter. Last seen at 300 S. Ocean in Myrtle Beach. We haven't heard from her since 1p and her phone is not picking up,' Kelly DeArment Wahl wrote on September 20.
'She could have been driving back from Myrtle Beach to Tampa. Let let me know if anyone has seen her. Otherwise please pray she comes home to us safely!'
An incident report from the Florence County Sheriff's Office states that Wahl's body was found about 10 miles from her burned car
Earlier that day, Sheridan told her mother on the call that she was trying to rent a scooter, adding that she was also set to return to their home in Tampa after being refused service for not wearing shoes, according to a police report.
Reports said her mother's response to her was to stay the night in Myrtle Beach to avoid a long drive home back to Florida. However, her family said they didn't hear from her after that facetime call.
Two days later, the young woman's body was found behind the Hannah-Salem Fire station on Highway 378, 50 miles west of Myrtle Beach, where she was originally reported missing, according to the Florence County Sheriff's office.
The station, just a tiny shed with three garages, would have been on her route home.
