He was a victim of a serial killer, Todd Kohlhepp. Chris was killed in the Superbike Murders, along with Beverly Guy, Brian Lucas, and Scott Ponder.
There is an episode of “People Magazine” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Killing Field” (2018) documenting his life, and final days. “The parents of a young South Carolina couple are terrified when they go missing in 2016. Detectives find a clue that leads to strange storage container in the middle of 95 acres. What’s inside unlocks secrets of a monster hiding in plain sight.”
Christopher Michael Sherbert, 26, of Stoney Knoll, Lot No. 8, Cooley Springs, died Nov. 6, 2003.
A native of Spartanburg County, he was the son of Michael Wayne West of Stone Station and Deborah Sherbert McGowan of Boiling Springs. He was reared in the home of an aunt, Becky S. Jennings of Cowpens.
He was a shop mechanic with Superbike Motorsports.
Surviving in addition to his parents and aunt are a stepfather, Michael McGowan of Boiling Springs.
Contributor: Linda Simmons (47338420)
There is an episode of “People Magazine” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Killing Field” (2018) documenting his life, and final days. “The parents of a young South Carolina couple are terrified when they go missing in 2016. Detectives find a clue that leads to strange storage container in the middle of 95 acres. What’s inside unlocks secrets of a monster hiding in plain sight.”
Christopher Michael Sherbert, 26, of Stoney Knoll, Lot No. 8, Cooley Springs, died Nov. 6, 2003.
A native of Spartanburg County, he was the son of Michael Wayne West of Stone Station and Deborah Sherbert McGowan of Boiling Springs. He was reared in the home of an aunt, Becky S. Jennings of Cowpens.
He was a shop mechanic with Superbike Motorsports.
Surviving in addition to his parents and aunt are a stepfather, Michael McGowan of Boiling Springs.
Contributor: Linda Simmons (47338420)
He was a victim of a serial killer, Todd Kohlhepp. Chris was killed in the Superbike Murders, along with Beverly Guy, Brian Lucas, and Scott Ponder.
There is an episode of “People Magazine” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Killing Field” (2018) documenting his life, and final days. “The parents of a young South Carolina couple are terrified when they go missing in 2016. Detectives find a clue that leads to strange storage container in the middle of 95 acres. What’s inside unlocks secrets of a monster hiding in plain sight.”
Christopher Michael Sherbert, 26, of Stoney Knoll, Lot No. 8, Cooley Springs, died Nov. 6, 2003.
A native of Spartanburg County, he was the son of Michael Wayne West of Stone Station and Deborah Sherbert McGowan of Boiling Springs. He was reared in the home of an aunt, Becky S. Jennings of Cowpens.
He was a shop mechanic with Superbike Motorsports.
Surviving in addition to his parents and aunt are a stepfather, Michael McGowan of Boiling Springs.
Contributor: Linda Simmons (47338420)
There is an episode of “People Magazine” on Investigation Discovery (ID) TV “Killing Field” (2018) documenting his life, and final days. “The parents of a young South Carolina couple are terrified when they go missing in 2016. Detectives find a clue that leads to strange storage container in the middle of 95 acres. What’s inside unlocks secrets of a monster hiding in plain sight.”
Christopher Michael Sherbert, 26, of Stoney Knoll, Lot No. 8, Cooley Springs, died Nov. 6, 2003.
A native of Spartanburg County, he was the son of Michael Wayne West of Stone Station and Deborah Sherbert McGowan of Boiling Springs. He was reared in the home of an aunt, Becky S. Jennings of Cowpens.
He was a shop mechanic with Superbike Motorsports.
Surviving in addition to his parents and aunt are a stepfather, Michael McGowan of Boiling Springs.
Contributor: Linda Simmons (47338420)
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