The heartbreaking death of 14-year-old Kaden Moses on December 30, 2023, has left his family in Clinton, South Carolina, reeling with grief and searching for answers. Although classified as a homicide by the Laurens County Coroner’s Office, no one has been held accountable for his death. Kaden was found shot in the side of his head with a .243 bolt-action rifle, a tragic end to seemed like an ordinary evening spent playing video games with a friend. No one knew just how horrific it would end on that cold December night in 2023.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) took over the investigation, but the case has now been closed with no one to account for her son’s murder. Correspondence between SLED and Kaden’s mother, Erika Moses, reveals a closed investigation that has yet to provide the family with the information they desperately need. This news agency was the first to report on this exclusive case, we asked the lingering questions, and why justice remains so elusive for Kaden and his loved ones.
The Timeline of Events
On or about December 27th, 2023, Kaden and his then friend, to protect his identity we’ll call him, Henry. Kaden and Henry we’re having a dispute about something Henry may have said about Kaden’s then girlfriend, and to protect her identity, we’ll call her, Mae. At this time, Kaden was staying with his father, who was separated from his mother, Erika. As days passed, it appeared that Kaden and Henry made up and Henry was going to go to Kaden’s mother’s house on Saturday December 30th to spend the night.
According to Kaden’s then girlfriend, Mae, she said in her statement to police, “The four of us had been talking to each other off and on during the day and had made plans to meet at Mae’s house the next day, planning a bonfire to celebrate the New Year.” As we attempt to build a timeline of events on the night of Saturday December, 30th, things were rolling with Kaden and Henry at Erika’s house. Mae explains what happened starting at 9:00 PM, “Around 9:00 PM, Kaden and I were on the phone talking, and he decided to go take a shower. I stayed on the phone while he took his shower. When he got out, he told me that Henry had walked outside, so he was going to go check on him. He then said Henry was walking back toward the house from the driveway.” It’s important to note here, that Kaden was about to turn 15 in January of 2024, and would have been able to get his SC Learner’s Permit to drive. According to Erika, the only other place ammunition for the .243 bolt-action-rifle that Kaden had was in his locked up truck, and her gun safe. The keys to Kaden’s truck were in Erika’s room.
Lastly, Mae mentioned to her mother that when she was on the phone with Kaden. She and Kaden and Kate were all playing an online virtual game called Roblox, and according to Mae, Kaden’s virtual character, never stopped moving until after she heard the gunshot go off. Which means that Kaden was playing the game, and in Roblox you have to play with both hands, then the .243 bolt-action-rifle went off and ripped into his head from down and to the left of him.
Mae further explains what happened once he and Henry went into Kaden’s room, with the door closed. It’s important to note, that Kaden’s older sister’s door to her room was just outside Kaden’s room, and they shared a wall. Kaden’s other two younger siblings were in the room on the opposite wall of Kaden. Everyone was in their respective rooms. “I got on FaceTime (with cameras on) together, and Kate (Henry’s girlfriend), and Henry got on FaceTime (with cameras on) together. I could see Henry lying on the floor on Kaden’s left side. I could also see the gun in the corner of the room within arm’s reach of where Henry was lying,” Mae explained to SLED.
A GoFundMe page has been established for the Moses family to help with a gravestone, ongoing medical care of the children concerning their brother’s murder, and an investigation and attorney’s fees to bring Kaden’s killer to justice. https://gofund.me/81a60d7e
“We all decided to play Roblox. After a little bit, Henry said he no longer wanted to play, so he quit the game but continued to stay on FaceTime with Kate. Even though he was still on FaceTime, he laid his phone on the floor with the camera pointing up to the ceiling, so we couldn’t see him on Kate’s phone,” Mae continued with her story.
Kaden’s Big Sister’s Statement
At this point in the evening, the Moses home was quiet and the younger children were in bed, and Kaden’s sister had her boyfriend over and were in her room. Erika had gone to bed and was asleep. It’s now about 10:45 PM and Mae describes what happened next. “After a while, Kaden and I decided to turn our cameras off, (on the phones). Even though the cameras were off, we were still on FaceTime, talking to each other. Within a few more minutes, I heard Kaden say, “What are ……” and then I heard a gunshot. After a few seconds, I heard Henry say that Kaden had shot himself, Mae sadly exclaims.
The time is near 10:55 PM and Kaden’s sister, (Kiely) and her boyfriend were in her room exchanging Christmas gifts, as they hadn’t seen each other over Christmas. Kiely describes what happened next. “We were opening them for a while and then we heard a pop, not loud but kind of like a big piece of furniture hitting the wall. I started laughing because I didn’t think it was anything bad and it made us flinch. We went to go see what the noise was after a little bit, as soon as I opened my door (which has a metal sign on it clanking on my door), Henry walked out the room with his phone in his hand saying Kaden shot himself. I told Henry it’s not something to joke about and then I looked in Kaden’s room and saw him in his chair facing his monitor. I was in shock but I could hear the blood dripping on the carpet,” Kiely stated in her written statement to SLED.
The Mother’s Statement
Kiely runs to her mother’s room and wakes her up in a frantic. At this point Erika is stunned and half asleep, but jumps into action. Erika describes what happened and what she saw in her statement to SLED, At 11 pm, “I was woken by Kiely shaking and grabbing my right arm saying that, “Kaden shot himself.” I screamed, “WHAT,” and she repeated it with this horrible look in her face. I got out of bed and ran to his room. On the way to running to his room I saw Kaylen in her door way holding onto Kason and Keightley. When I entered his room there was this smell, a smell I’ve never smelt before and couldn’t place it. He was sitting back in his game chair, legs crossed at the ankles stretched under his desk. Both of his arms were inside of the arms of the gaming chair bent with his hands curled in. On his right leg was his cell phone and it was on a game,” Erika sadly states.
This is a parent’s worst nightmare. You’re awakened to the news that one of your children have been shot. There isn’t a playbook on what to do, there’s not a class to take. Only adrenalin and instincts kick in. Erika describes what happened next. “His head was leaned to the right and his eyes were bulging out but not closed. He was breathing. I felt a heart beat. I started screaming for the kids to get out of the house and I grabbed his phone off of his lap and called 911. ”
“I could see his eyes moving, they were so swollen but mostly shut, open enough that I could see his eyes going from side to side,” as she describes Kaden’s movements.
“Sunny, our dog, came in anxious from all of my screaming. He hit the back of Kaden’s chair and made Kaden’s head fall slightly further back and to the right side. I started screaming at them to put the dogs up. I think Kiely and her boyfriend grabbed Sunny. I stopped chest compressions and picked Kaden’s head up. I felt the crunch of bone and warm blood on my left hand as I put his head back, not quite understanding what it was.” Erika’s worst nightmare is now a reality and the entire house is in a frantic terror. There’s a lot of children screaming, crying and dogs barking. Throughout all the chaos, Kiely remembers what Henry was doing amid all the crying, and screaming coming from everyone, “I remember seeing Henry, but he didn’t seem messed up like the rest of us. No tears or anything. I didn’t think anything of it then.
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The Younger Siblings
Their account of what happened that night matches up with the entire family. Their room was the wall adjacent to Kaden’s. The projectile or bullet that went through Kaden’s head, exited Kaden’s room through the wall and went into the bedroom of his younger siblings. The 12 year old describes what happened, “I was in my room about to go to sleep and then I heard a loud bang, my brother and sister were in the room next to where the gun shot was and it went through there wall. They thought it was there light bulb that blew up but like 3-5 minutes later Henry came out of the room and said that Kaden shot his self.
From where the younger siblings were sleeping at the time, the projectile missed striking any of them by less than 12 inches. When it came through the wall, the projectile broke in two and ricocheted towards the ceiling. None of the younger siblings were struck by any bullet fragments.
The Neighbors and the Boyfriend
Kaden’s sister gathered the younger kids, all crying and upset across the street to the neighbors house. At Crime and Cask News, we interviewed the neighbors as to what they remembered happening that night. According to Taffy, their neighbor, she remembers the following events, after Kaden was shot. “I saw Henry on the carport, (garage). I walked up and see Henry pacing, saying, “Oh my God, my fingerprints are on the bullet.” I told Henry to sit down on the weight bench. I then asked him, what happened in there? He said, “I unloaded the gun earlier and I guess he put a bullet back in when I wasn’t looking.” I asked what did he mean. At that moment, I saw a vehicle pull up on the road out of my right eye. Henry took off running to that vehicle.
This is approximately 10 to 15 minutes after Kaden was shot, and the time is around 11:15 PM. At this point, her statement makes it seem as if Henry shot Kaden, but was under the impression that the gun was unloaded. This would confirm that Henry went and took Kaden’s truck keys from Erika’s went inside Kaden’s truck and took .243 bullets and loaded the weapon, and according to Taffy’s sworn statement, unloaded the weapon, according to what she remembers Henry telling her.
Kiely’s boyfriend’s statement matches up exactly with what the neighbor said, as to what Henry told the boyfriend. In his statement, he recalls Henry saying, “What do I do, my fingerprints are all over the bullets?” Henry further told the boyfriend, “I didn’t know how to help him.”
The next question is, who did Henry call, and who’s vehicle did Henry run to and get inside?
The Vehicle and Henry’s Clothes
According to the neighbor, Taffy, she recalls, “So he, (Henry) runs into the car. Yeah. It pulled like almost at the very end of the driveway because I seen it pull up in my peripheral vision.”
In a text to Erika Moses from Mae’s mother, Tammy.
Erika: “I don’t know what Henry had on. T-shirt and shorts, maybe pants.”
Tammy: “I say this because I believe he may have changed clothes which if he did then he wouldn’t have gun powder on his clothes.”
Erika: “What makes you think he changed clothes? Like his parents brought him clothes to change into?”
Tammy: “I remember his sister whom I had never met, come to my car with another girl. They got in my SUV with Mae and Kate and then Henry’s sister got a phone call from her mom. Her mom wanted her to come take off Henry’s pants and give them, (her pants) to Henry, which left his sister in shorts. I think they were clothes that had been left in his car (maybe ball pants).”
Erika: “I never found his shoes.”
Now you have Tammy, the mother of Mae, Kaden’s girlfriend outside of the Moses home, after Kaden was shot. She recalls that in her car, she had Henry’s sister and a friend, Henry’s girlfriend and a friend, and Kaden’s girlfriend. Henry’s sister receives a phone call from Henry’s mother, telling her to take off her pants and give them to Henry. So she leaves Tammy’s vehicle with pants on and comes back to Tammy’s car with shorts on, allegedly she was going to give them to Henry or Henry’s mom for Henry to change into. We interviewed Tammy and she recalls Henry’s sister saying on the phone, “Okay yes, I’ll come change clothes if he needs it.” Someone in Tammy’s SUV asked who that was and Henry’s sister said, “That was my momma.”
If this account by the neighbor and Mae’s mother are accurate, it would appear that Henry may have called his parents, and sister and girlfriend. The sister changes out of her pants, leaves Mae’s mom’s vehicle and allegedly gives the jeans to either Henry or someone in the vehicle in which Henry entered, according to Taffy, the neighbor.
The Possible Charges
If the accounts of the family, neighbors, the boyfriend and the girlfriend’s mom are all accurate, including what Henry has said to eye witnesses, the following may apply to all involved with the killing of Kaden and alleged help in destroying evidence. But also remember, no one has been charged with any crimes with the homicide of Kaden Moses. If anyone were to be charged, they are to be presumed innocent until the state can prove them guilty in a court of law.
Henry’s Possible Charges
- Murder: South Carolina law defines murder as the unlawful killing of another person with malice aforethought. If the shooting was intentional, the shooter could be charged with murder. In South Carolina, a murder conviction carries a potential penalty of 30 years to life in prison, or even the death penalty in certain circumstances.
- Involuntary manslaughter involves the unintentional killing of another person due to reckless disregard for the safety of others. This could include actions like handling a firearm negligently, drunk driving, or any other reckless conduct that results in someone’s death.
- Tampering with Evidence: Changing clothes to avoid detection of gunpowder residue would likely be considered tampering with evidence. Under South Carolina law, this involves altering, destroying, concealing, or removing evidence with the intent to impair its availability in an investigation or proceeding. This is typically classified as a misdemeanor but can carry additional penalties.
- Obstruction of Justice: By attempting to hide evidence, the shooter could also be charged with obstruction of justice. This charge can apply when someone interferes with the investigation or administration of justice. This can be a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the nature of the interference.
Henry’s Mother and Sister’s Possible Charges
If the mother and sister of the alleged shooter helped him change clothes to hide evidence, they could potentially face serious charges for their involvement. In South Carolina, the following charges could apply:
- Accessory After the Fact: This charge applies when someone assists a person who has committed a crime, such as murder or manslaughter, with the intent to help them avoid arrest, prosecution, or conviction. By allegedly helping the shooter change clothes to hide gunpowder residue, the mother and sister could be charged as accessories after the fact to murder. In South Carolina, accessory after the fact to murder is a felony and can result in up to 15 years in prison.
- Tampering with Evidence: The mother and sister could also be charged with tampering with evidence, if they were actively participating in the concealment or destruction of evidence. This act of tampering can be charged as a misdemeanor, but it can add to the legal consequences they face.
- Obstruction of Justice: Assisting in the cover-up by hiding evidence can also lead to charges of obstruction of justice. This charge would be applicable because they are interfering with the investigation by helping to conceal evidence related to the crime.
- Conspiracy: If it can be proven that there was an agreement to help hide the evidence and impede the investigation, they could also face conspiracy charges. Conspiracy in South Carolina is charged when two or more people agree to commit a crime and take some action toward its completion. This charge could be an added layer of legal jeopardy.
Approximate Timeline of Events for Saturday December 30th, 2023 at the Moses Home
9:00 PM – Kaden talking on the phone with his girlfriend Mae.
9:15 PM – Kaden takes a shower.
9:45 PM- Kaden is dressed and goes outside to look for his friend Henry, the temperature is around 39 degrees. Henry is only wearing on light colored t-shirt and jeans.
10:00 PM – Kaden and Henry go back inside the home and play video games in Kaden’s room, both their girlfriends are on the phones with them while they play.
10:55 PM – Kaden is shot with a .243 bolt action rifle
11:00 PM – Erika is awaken by Kaden’s sister
11:10-15 PM Police and ambulance show up
11:15 PM – Henry is seen outside or near the garage pacing back and forth near a weight bench
11:30-35 PM Henry is seen running to another vehicle and gets inside
12:30 AM on 12/31/23 – Tammy, Mae’s mother shows up and walks into the home, no police officer was at the door and no one stopped her.
12:45 AM Tammy is in the car with the girls when Henry’s mom calls wanting clothes for Henry.
1:30 AM – Henry is still outside, and someone tells an officer that Henry was inside the house and with Kaden, when Kaden was shot. Police detain Henry, he’s heard saying “I don’t know what happened.” Henry is not questioned by police. Nor is any fingerprint, DNA sample taken or an GSR kit performed on Henry. Henry isn’t officially question by SLED for another month.
4:00 AM – Tammy leaves the area from her SUV, as she was waiting for SLED to take her fingerprints. No one ever did, but said they would.
The Police Investigation
In South Carolina, as in other jurisdictions, law enforcement follows specific procedures when investigating the death of a minor involving a firearm. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what police in South Carolina typically do in such cases, incorporating standard procedures along with SC-specific practices and considerations:
1. Securing the Scene and Evidence Preservation
- Scene Control – According to all the eye witnesses, after the Laurens County Sheriff arrived, scene control was non existent. According to Erika Moses, friends of the Henry and Kaden, including neighbors were freely walking in and near the home and garage.
- Separate and Isolate Witnesses: Anyone present at the scene, including family members, friends, or others in the house, will be separated to prevent them from discussing the incident. This did not happen, in fact the statements were taken from the family weeks after Kaden’s death. The neighbor, TaFFY, said she had to call several times, into March of 2024 for anyone to take her statement.
- Documentation: Police will document the scene using photographs, video, and notes. Only two photos of persons at the scene were taken. Erika and Kiely’s boyfriend.
- If the reports of Henry changing clothes in a car are true, and this scheme was allegedly prompted by henry’s mother, and allegedly carried out by his sister. Then a clear record of Henry in different clothes would be visible on police body cam footage. If this is on the police body cam video, this would definitely prove obstruction of justice, tampering with evidence and conspiracy, of Henry, his mother and his sister. However, the Laurens County Sheriff will only provide Erika Moses with the audio of the body cam footage, and not the corresponding video.
2. Initial Assessment and Collection of Evidence
- Clothing Collection: Police will collect and bag the clothing of all individuals present. In South Carolina, officers often use special evidence bags that prevent contamination and preserve any forensic evidence such as blood, GSR, or DNA. Laurens County Sheriff, nor SLED ever secured any of this from anyone in the house that night, including Henry.
- Gunshot Residue (GSR) Testing: Officers will conduct immediate GSR testing on everyone in the house, as SC law enforcement aims to establish if anyone present recently fired a weapon or was in close proximity to gunfire. Laurens County Sheriff, nor SLED ever secured any of this from anyone in the house that night, including Henry.
- Blood Evidence: Any visible blood on individuals will be sampled, and photographs of bloodstains will be taken. According to the people at the home, this did not happen.
3. Firearm Examination and Ballistics
- Confiscation of Firearms: South Carolina officers will confiscate the rifle used in the incident, as well as any other firearms found in the residence. This was conducted, and an inventory should have been taken. According to Erika Moses, the weapon used to kill her son has been returned, but she is missing a handgun that police allegedly took that night. Where is the shell casing and who’s fingerprints were on it?
- Ballistics Testing: In South Carolina, the State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) often conducts ballistics analysis. This report has not been seen, if one was conducted.
- Ownership Verification: Law enforcement will trace the rifle’s ownership to determine if it was legally owned and registered. This report has not been seen, if one was conducted.
4. Forensic and Physical Evidence Collection
- Fingerprinting and DNA Collection: SLED often handles the collection of fingerprints from the rifle and other relevant items. DNA swabs may be taken from those present to cross-check against any evidence on the weapon or scene. This was not conducted at the scene, nor ever. Henry’s cell phone was taken by SLED 2 to 3 weeks after the shooting.
- Search and Seizure of Additional Evidence: Police will search the house for additional firearms, ammunition, and items like phones or computers. Kaden’s phone was taken the night of the shooting.
- SC Protocol for Handling Juveniles and Minors: SC officers are particularly sensitive when handling minors as witnesses. Officers will follow SC-specific guidelines to ensure minors are interviewed in a trauma-informed manner, often involving trained juvenile detectives. According to Erika Moses, SLED agents told her that Henry was only interrogated once, weeks after the shooting, and he was with legal counsel. Henry chose to invoke his 5th Amendment right and remain silent. Erika also stated she was told that South Carolina law only allows for a minor to be interrogated by law enforcement one time. Our investigation into this claim by SLED cannot be confirmed.
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5. Interviews and Statements
- Initial Interviews: Police will conduct initial interviews with everyone present to gather statements. In South Carolina, detectives often take these statements at the scene or a nearby police station and will ask about the events leading up to, during, and following the incident. All interviews were conducted weeks later.
6. Medical Examination and Autopsy
- Transport to the Medical Examiner: The body would have been transported to the county coroner’s office or, in some cases, the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) for an autopsy. SC law mandates that the coroner investigate any suspicious death, especially involving minors. This was done the next day, December 31st, 2023 at around 10:00 AM, and the coroner’s report states that Kaden Moses was shot in the lateral left side of the head. The path was through the skin, bone, brain and exited the top right side of his head. Cause of death is a gunshot wound to the head. The manner of death was ruled a homicide. This is signed by Claire E. Rose M.D., medical Examiner, and Michael Ward M.D., chief medical examiner.
Conclusion
Many things are crystal clear to the facts as reported by eye witnesses, interviews, official documents, and the medical examiner’s report.
- Kaden Moses, age 14, was killed by a bolt action rifle .243 rifle from an upward angle that entered the left side of Kaden’s head, exited the upper right side of his head, and went through his wall, into his siblings wall, eventually ending in two pieces in the ceiling.
- Kaden’s girlfriend recalls vividly that Henry was sitting on the floor, on the left side of Kaden, in a blanket on the floor, with Kaden’s rifle within arm’s reach. She heard Kaden say, “What are….” and then she heard the gun go off. She then heard Henry say, Kaden shot himself. She noted that Kaden virtual character never stopped moving from Roblox until he was shot.
- The Laurens County Coroner told Erika Moses, that there is no way that Kaden shot himself. Seeing that Kaden was facing towards the computer screen, lifeless, with his hands on his legs. The rifle being on the ground to his left, near where Henry was sitting. The Laurens County Coroner is correct in her assessment.
- Kaden’s sister says that Henry and Kaden were in the room alone together, and saw Henry exit the room and nonchalantly tell her that Kaden had shot himself. Her boyfriend stated that Henry told him that he loaded the rifle, but then unloaded it. “What do I do? My fingerprints are all over the bullets”, Henry said
- Kaden’s sister states that between the time they heard the loud noise, and the time she walked out to see Henry was about a minute or two. Meaning, Henry sat in Kaden’s bedroom for 1 to 2 minutes after Kaden was shot and never said a word or alerted anyone. If this is true, it means Henry sat in the room with Kaden dying or already dead for 1 to 2 minutes.
- Taffy, the neighbor said Henry told her the same thing, “Oh my God, my fingerprints are on the bullet, Henry blurted to her”
- Henry’s DNA was not taken, his fingerprints were not taken at the scene, or known to have been taken. Henry’s clothes were not taken that night by law enforcement. It’s also known through eye witness accounts that Henry allegedly changed clothes, prompted by his mother and helped by his sister, according to firsthand witness statements.
- It’s been alleged by Erika Moses that Henry attended a New Year’s Eve party the very next day after Kaden was killed.
- SLED interviewed Henry one time, weeks later and took his phone, also weeks later. Henry invoked his 5th Amendment and didn’t give a statement, according to Erika Moses.
- On June 14th, Deputy Solicitor Thomas from the 8th Circuit declined to prosecute anyone based on, “No sufficient evidence to charge someone.”
- SLED has closed the case pending any additional credible evidence is found.
A GoFundMe page has been established for the Moses family to help with a gravestone, ongoing medical care of the children concerning their brother’s murder, and an investigation and attorney’s fees to bring Kaden’s killer to justice. https://gofund.me/81a60d7e
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Seems like an easy case. His friend is obviously guilty. Only two in there, why would he load and unload a weapon, he was sitting right by the gun, and on the same side his friend was shot in the head. Although, I use the word friend loosely. I don’t understand them saying they don’t have any evidence. They have the witness statements, the video their hiding for some reason that would show whether or not the boy changed his clothes, and if not then why not just show it. It could only be because it’s incriminating. How horrible for his mom and his other loved ones especially knowing he didn’t do it himself. He couldn’t have kept playing the game right up until the gun went off if he was also holding a gun and getting ready to fire it and shoot himself. He also wouldn’t have started to say, “What are……..?” you doing if his friend wasn’t doing something out of the ordinary at that moment like picking a gun up or aiming it at him. I don’t think he would have shot himself in mid-sentence. Like that old saying goes, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and sounds like a duck it must be a……. What? Exactly a duck and that’s how I feel about how obvious this case is. I cannot believe he got away with killing someone that easy. I pray hisom can find peace somehow. I would love to see her and the rest of his family find justice, but that doesn’t seem to be happening
I feel like hell do something like this again years from now probably and then this case will be brought to light again.
I am personally familiar with Kiely and have seen her and her family on multiple occasions, it breaks my heart how her brothers death still affects them daily and nothing is being done about the killer being put in jail. He is a despicable human being who robbed an innocent family of their son and brother and still hasn’t paid an inch for it.
It is simple of who did it. It was his “friend”. What a friend. My heart breaks for this family and the boys girlfriend that has to hear it in the phone. Prayers are going to this family. #justiceforkaden
It is a no brainer what had happened to Kadin. Henry had killed him for some reason that we don’t know, maybe something that happened prior to going back to Kadins mothers house since they were off and on friends. I don’t believe Kadin killed himself. I do believe Henry had planned and plotted for this murder of Kadin, because why would he go to all this trouble to get the bullets from the truck and the gun from a locked cabinet.. The police need to get off their butts and do their jobs, Henry just got away with murder… God will still punish this Henry in the after-life, he sees all…
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