The Florence County Sheriff’s Office has issued seven warrants for the arrest of 21-year-old Isaiah Alexander Hunter, who is currently at large and wanted in connection with a homicide investigation. According to Florence County Chief Deputy Tommy Sullivan, the warrants were formally issued on Thursday following a death investigation that took place earlier in the week. Hunter is facing a serious array of charges, including murder, possession of a weapon during a violent crime, first-degree burglary, grand larceny, and multiple counts of financial fraud, specifically financial identity fraud, financial transaction card fraud, and financial transaction card theft. While the specific circumstances surrounding the murder charge have not been detailed in the public warrant information, the Florence County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that Hunter remains unarrested as of the latest report. ABC 15 reported speaking with a woman who identified the victim as a female. This witness stated that she last saw the victim on Sunday, noting that the victim appeared to be in good spirits at that time. The investigation is ongoing, and law enforcement is urging the public to remain vigilant. The Florence County Sheriff’s Office continues to seek the apprehension of Hunter, who is considered dangerous and at large. Authorities have not yet released a specific last known location for the suspect, but the investigation is centered in Florence County. The case highlights the complexity of the charges, which extend beyond the homicide to include significant financial crimes. The Sheriff’s Office has not provided a specific tip line number in this report, but the public is encouraged to contact the Florence County Sheriff’s Office with any information that may assist in locating Isaiah Alexander Hunter. The investigation is active, and no further details regarding the victim's identity or the exact timeline of events have been released to the public at this time.