

A Family Vacation, a Missing Tracker & Two Parents Arrested | Saylor Hayes Full Backstory
On Hidden True Crime, investigative journalist Lauren Matthias takes you inside the heartbreaking case of five-year-old Saylor Hayes, who disappeared during a family vacation in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, and was later found dead in the Waccamaw River. Lauren breaks down the disturbing questions surrounding…

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“This is the 5th child disappearance I’ve seen in a month and the child was autistic and non verbal. It’s infuriating.”
“Sadly, if it’s meth- now we know why a 30 year old is with a 70 year old. Meth. Money.”
“Jesus Christ, they’re guilty of smoking drugs around their kids, putting methadone in their child’s drinks and CPS gives the kids back to these incompetent parents?????”
“If my daughter was found dead, I am not going out to eat, I would have to be sedated. Like WTF!!”
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