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• Photo: The Calverts were last seen at the Club Group offices in Sea Pines, shown here, according to investigative documents.
  

Death order in Calvert case provides new details on their murders

A court order declaring John and Elizabeth Calvert dead provides more details pointing to Dennis Gerwing as their likely killer and lists several reasons that debunk notions that the couple might have vanished on their own. (full story)

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