In December of 2013, Heather Elvis went missing. You may have heard her story on Dateline, Nancy Grace, 20/20, and more. This is not that story. This is the story of her sister, Morgan Elvis, the person who advocated for her in the courtroom and beyond, after she was taken.
These days, Morgan is still advocating on behalf of victims and their families. She is a nationally accredited victim advocate with over 28 certifications in the fields of missing persons, human trafficking, trauma education, crisis response, and more. She also spearheads a movement of inclusion for victim advocate task forces in South Carolina and designates her time as a volunteer for over 32 organizations benefitting public trauma education and missing persons advocacy.
Morgan has truly turned her pain into a purpose to advocate for those like her and her family.
You can keep up with Morgan on Instagram at @morganrhiana
