racing for closure

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In Racing for Closure, we spotlight and dedicate this segment to the Lucas family—a voice of strength, heartbreak, and perseverance. After the devastating loss of their son Brian, along with Scott Ponder, Beverly Guy and Chris Sherbert in the 2003 Superbike Murders, the Lucases refused to accept silence or injustice. Their 13-year fight for answers didn’t just lead to a killer’s confession—it lit a path for other families caught in the shadows of unsolved crimes and systemic failure. 

When Charlie Carver disappeared, no one could have predicted the dark trail his case would uncover. Two months later, his body was discovered on a remote South Carolina property-land that would soon be tied to one of the states most infamous unsolved crimes: the Superbike Motorsports homicides.

Now, Charlie's father is on a relentless mission for answers, justice and truth-not just for his son, but for the lives connected through this chilling web of crime.

Join us as we follow the threads of two crimes, years apart, yet fatally linked. Through exclusive interviews, investigative reporting, and the unwavering voice of families who won't give up, we explore the twists, truths, and unanswered questions that still haunt these cases. 

We hope to tell the story behind the headlines: the sleepless nights, the unanswered calls, the corruption, and the courage. These are the real voices behind cold cases—families racing not just for justice, but for peace.

 At Freedom’s Fence Line, we believe justice doesn’t stop at conviction—it begins with accountability. Racing for Closure is our dedicated space to spotlight unsolved crimes, cases left in the dark, and injustices where the system has failed to protect, serve, or act with integrity. This page exists to amplify the voices of families still waiting for answers, and to call out institutions that turn a blind eye to truth.

Backed by our growing network, including political allies and justice reform advocates, we are pressing forward—pushing for change, demanding transparency, and standing beside those who’ve reached out in desperation and hope.

Every case we cover is a reminder: peace for families begins with real answers. And the job of justice doesn’t end—it evolves. We are holding the line for those behind bars who have earned no freedom beyond their sentence, and for families who deserve closure, not silence.

This is more than a mission. It’s a movement. And we’re not slowing down.

Any information can make a difference. To submit information to Freedoms Fence-Line, Email Keith@freedomsfence-line.com Thank you for being part of the effort to bring answers and justice to those racing for closure.