[Carl Vehse]

In Pacolet, SC, Milliken St. has a limited number of similarly looking houses, which records indicate were built around 1915 - 1920.

So the "fetal remains" (the term used by the coroner) may have been been in the wall for up to a century.

For identification, officials might check the Spartanburg County voting records to see if a person has voted straight-party Demonicrat from that address for the last few decades, even though the house has been owned or rented by different people.

[buckalfa]

Very astute observations. Pacolet retains some vestiges of the stereotypical “mill town” from the heyday of the textile industry. Company housing, company store, and all of that.