Natasha Warren, a young mom of two boys, was on her way to work in August 2008 when she got a flat tire and had to pull over. Natasha went to a nearby gas station to call her fiancé for help, but he didn’t answer. Sometime after Natasha returned to her car on the side of the highway she was murdered. Police are still looking for her killer today.
Courtesy of South Carolina Crime Stoppers Council, courtesy of the Columbia, South Carolina Police Department
Episode Info
If you know anything about the 2008 murder of Natasha Warren, please call the Richland County Sheriff’s Department in Columbia South Carolina at 803-576-3000 or South Carolina Crime Stoppers at 888-CRIME-SC.
One of Natasha Warren’s favorite things to do was go to the beach. Photo Courtesy: Warren Family
A surveillance photo from a gas station near where Natasha got a flat tire in August 2008 shows her going into the business shortly before she was killed. Photo Courtesy: Richland County Sheriff's Office
Someone killed Natasha in her car off a highway in Columbia, South Carolina. Photo Courtesy: Richland Police Department
The Sunoco station where Natasha used the pay phone to call for help after getting a flat tire off the exit, shown in the background of this photo. Photo Courtesy: audiochuck staff
Richland County Sheriff’s Detective Larry Gainey looks at the exit where Natasha Warren was killed. Photo Courtesy: audiochuck staff
A photo of Natasha from her work ID. Photo Courtesy: Richland County Sheriff's Department
Natasha at the beach. Photo Courtesy: Warren Family
A portrait of Natasha Warren. Photo Courtesy: Warren Family
This press release was sent to local media in Columbia, South Carolina two years after Natasha’s murder. Photo Courtesy: Richland County Sheriff's Department
This press release was sent to local media in Columbia, South Carolina after Natasha’s August 2008 murder. Photo Courtesy: Richland County Sheriff's Department
A news briefing that appeared in the August 27. 2010 Columbia, South Carolina newspaper The State. Photo Courtesy: The State
An August 25, 2010 article from The State. Photo Courtesy: The State