News Summary
Aiken County deputies are searching for 57-year-old Rachel Jeanie Black from North Augusta, who was last seen on June 18. Authorities are seeking public assistance to locate her. Black drives a white 2012 Chevrolet pickup truck with South Carolina license number 2428PX. The investigation continues as concerns rise in the community following another missing person case in the area.
Aiken County Deputies Search for Missing Woman Rachel Jeanie Black, 57
Aiken County, South Carolina – A search is underway for Rachel Jeanie Black, a 57-year-old woman from North Augusta who has been reported missing. Family members last saw Black on June 18, 2025, and authorities are actively seeking the public’s help in locating her.
Black was last known to be driving a white 2012 Chevrolet pickup truck, which bears the South Carolina license number 2428PX. She is described as approximately 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighing around 120 pounds. She has blonde hair and blue eyes.
The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office is urging anyone with information regarding Black’s whereabouts to contact their office at 803-642-1761. The investigation into her disappearance is ongoing, and authorities are dedicated to uncovering more details as they arise.
Details of the Disappearance
The search for Rachel Black follows on the heels of another reported missing woman from the same area. Susan Rhodes, also from North Augusta, has been missing since June 11, 2025. The two cases have raised concerns within the community, prompting local deputies to increase their efforts in both investigations.
Community Response
As the search continues, community members are encouraged to assist law enforcement in any way possible. Local organizations and volunteer groups may also participate in coordinated search efforts, offering their time and resources to help find Black and Rhodes.
Ongoing Investigation
The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office is committed to thoroughly investigating the circumstances surrounding Rachel Black’s disappearance. Deputies are following all leads and hope that public awareness will aid in locating her. Investigators are focused on gathering information from witnesses, reviewing surveillance footage, and exploring any potential connections to other cases within the region.
Historical Context
Cases of missing persons can often lead to widespread concern within communities, especially when they occur in a short span of time, as seen with Black and Rhodes. This situation highlights the importance of vigilance and support within local neighborhoods. Authorities often rely on community engagement and tips from the public to solve such cases.
As they continue their search efforts, authorities remind the public that any piece of information, no matter how small, could be vital in locating Rachel Black. The cooperation of the community with law enforcement is essential during such critical times.
The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office is set to release further information as the investigation develops. Members of the public are urged to stay tuned for updates and to report any relevant sightings or information about Rachel Jeanie Black’s whereabouts.
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Additional Resources
- WLTX: Missing Aiken County Woman
- WFXG: Two Weeks Later and Susan Rhodes is Still Missing
- Post and Courier: Missing Woman in North Augusta
- WJBF: 40-Year-Old Aiken Woman Missing in Augusta
- WRDW: Have You Seen This Missing 39-Year-Old Woman?
- Google Search: Missing Persons Investigation
- Wikipedia: Missing Person
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Missing Person
- Google News: Missing Women Aiken County
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