Nov. 18, 2025
The Unsolved Murder of Eric Nelams
When you talk to people who knew Eric Nell-ums, they don’t start with how he died. They start with how he lived. They talk about his laughter, his kindness, his love for family, and the way he looked out for everyone around him. He was a soldier, a father, a brother, an uncle, and a friend, and someone who carried joy into every room he entered.
But on a quiet morning in Phenix City, Alabama, that joy was stolen from everyone who loved him. Eric was shot and killed in his own driveway before the sun came up, and more than twenty years later, no one has been held accountable.
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When you talk to people who knew Eric Nelms, they
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don't start with how he died. They start with how
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he lived. They talk about his laughter, his kindness, his
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love for family, and the way he looked out for
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everyone around him. He was a soldier, a father, a brother,
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an uncle, and a friend, and someone who carried joy
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into every room he entered.
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But on a quiet morning in Phoenix City, Alabama, that
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joy was stolen from everyone who loved him. Eric was
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shot and killed in his own driveway before the sun
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came up, and more than twenty years later, no one
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has been held accountable.
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Hi, and welcome to Sins and Survivors, a Las Vegas
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true crime podcast where we focus on cases that deal
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with to meck violence, as well as missing persons and
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unsolved cases. I'm your host Sean.
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And I'm your co host John.
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Welcome to our one hundredth episode, and we just really
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want to extend our deepest Thanks to all of our
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listeners and subscribers, especially those who have supported us from
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the beginning. Everything you've done for us means so much
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to us. Both this week, we are bringing you the
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story of an unsolved murder from Alabama. This story is
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outside of what we normally cover on the podcast, but
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it's deeply connected to our mission and purpose, which is
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to raise awareness and help families. We've mentioned before how
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we've had the opportunity to meet with families and survivors
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at conventions, and we've connected with this family a few times.
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Thanks to assistance from true crime researcher Haley Gray, we
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are bringing you the story of the murder of Eric Nelms.
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For this episode, Hailey was assisted by Beth Whites, and
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a lot of this information comes straight from Eric's family.
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His sister Kathy, who we've met and spoken to several times,
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and his mother Annie, who we've also met as well
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as other family members. And Annie are so genuine and
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so warm, and Kathy speaks about Eric with this mix
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of pride and heartbreak that stays with you. Like so
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many families, they are on a journey to get answers
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and justice, and we want to walk with them on
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that journey and do what we can to spread the
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word about what happened to Eric. Las Vegas is such
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a transient place, you just never know who's listening and
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who might be the lead that solves this case.
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First, before we dive into the case, though, we have
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three similar recent missing person cases to share this week.
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These three cases are all recent cases of missing teenagers
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around the same age, but they're all very short on details.
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For two of the missing teens, we have photos we'll
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share on our social media and will also create short
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links to their nameus missing person pages, and of course
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you can find the full list of missing persons being
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maintained by Metro at sinspod dot co slash Metro missing.
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The first case is a fifteen year old missing teenage
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girl named Fajar Chowdri. She was last seen on March
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thirty first, twenty twenty three, here in Las Vegas. She
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apparently ran away from home. She is seventeen years old today.
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She is five foot two and was one hundred and
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thirty pounds at the time of her disappearance, though of
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course she would probably be taller now. She's listed as
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Native American or Alaska Native, with black hair and brown eyes.
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Her short link would be sinspod dot Co slash Fajar Fajar.
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The next one is Joshua Tolbert, who was thirteen years
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old at his disappearance and he would be fifteen years
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old today. He was last seen at his home on
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February ninth, twenty twenty three, near Bonanza and Bruce in
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North Las Vegas. He is African American with brown eyes
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and brown hair. He's five foot seven and one hundred
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and seventy one pounds, and he is another runaway. His
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link would be sinspod dot Co slash Joshua. The last
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one is the one we don't have a photo for.
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It's a boy named Goldie Williams. He was last seen
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October twelfth, twenty twenty two, here in Las Vegas. Another runaway.
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He was fifteen years old when he disappeared or ran away,
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and he'd be eighteen now at the time. He was
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six foot three and one hundred and sixty pounds. Another
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African American with brown hair, and unfortunately we don't have
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a photo like I said for him, but his link
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on NamUs is sinspod dot co slash Goldie. If you
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have any information on any of these missing teens, please
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reach out to Metro at seven oh two eight two
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eight three one one one or Nevada Child Seekers at
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seven oh two four five eight seven zero zero nine.
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This is a much longer shot, but if you happen
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to be a runaway or exploited teen between the ages
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of twelve and twenty one or one of these three
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teenagers and you're hearing this, you can call the National
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Runaway Safe Line for help at one eight hundred Runaway
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which is eight hundred seven eight six two nine two nine,
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and you can also find them on Instagram at one
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eight hundred Runaway. They can provide resources for you. They
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have trained volunteers and staff that will give you judgment
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free support and can help you make a plan to
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ensure your safety. The Home Free program they run in
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association with Greyhound Buses can help reunite homeless or exploited
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youth with their families or guardians with free bus tickets
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home or to a safe living situation, and it's meant
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to highlight issues facing runaway and homeless youth and remind
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these kids that they aren't invisible and they aren't alone.
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Four point two million youths from ages twelve to twenty
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five experience homelessness every year, and it's a crisis that
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no one talks about.
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As John said, we'll post these missing youth pictures on
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our social media and we continue to post and share
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stories of missing people from the Las Vegas area. So
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make sure that you're following us on Instagram and Facebook
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at Sins and Survivors. So onto our main story this week.
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Eric Nelms Eric was born on June tenth, nineteen seventy one.
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He was his mom, Annie's youngest. We mentioned his older
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sister Kathy, and the two of them were very close
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in age and were best friends. They grew up together
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in Columbus, Georgia, which is right on the border of
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Alabama and Georgia. It's about an hour and a half
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drive from Atlanta. One of the most interesting things I
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learned about Eric is that he was part of a
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very large, blended family that grew and changed throughout his life,
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and technically, due to marriages, he had fifteen siblings. However,
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he and Kathy considered each other to be the only
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true siblings since they grew up together. Annie says that
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when he was a kid, Eric was smart, respectful, friendly,
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and helpful. He loved large family gatherings, parties and cookouts,
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and playing with other kids. It's often mentioned by friends
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and family that Eric was small in stature but huge
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in personality. As a little boy. When they'd visit their grandmother,
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Eric would walk around with his chest out, grinning and
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waving like a mayor greeting his town. One story from
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their childhood that Kathy has shared was that when they
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were younger, Eric played baseball. Kathy said, everyone thought he
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was so little, but once they saw him out there,
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they were in awe. Their initial opinion was that he
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was too little, but he proved himself.
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Family was everything to him. He was always the life
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of the party, and naturally he loved Christmas, the food,
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the laughter, the dancing, and spending time with friends and
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family altogether. Eric was a born leader and very charismatic.
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He carried that same energy all throughout his life. He
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was the kind of person people wanted to be around.
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Kathy said that wherever they went, people were always happy
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to see him. He was generous in giving with his family, friends,
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and even with strangers. His mom, Annie recalled that once
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he bought a woman shoes just because she needed them.
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But that was Eric seeing someone in need and quietly
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fixing it. He was a Georgia sports fanatic too. He
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loved the Bulldogs, the Falcons, the Braves. If the team
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was from his home state, he cheered for them, and
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even as a kid, he had a sense of stuffle.
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Kathy would help him pick out his clothes and he'd
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finish every outfit with a hat. He'd carry himself with
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so much confidence, she said, even though he was short,
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he was the man.
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Here is something that John and Eric have in common.
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Eric was always interested in electronics and like tinkering with
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things to find out how they worked. Kathy remembers that
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when they were children, they got an Atari game console,
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which was the hot toy that year, and this was
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a big deal Christmas gift, and Eric was so intrigued
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by it that he just had to take it apart
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to see how it worked. Kathy walked into the room
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and told him, Mom's going to kill you, but he
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just smiled, put it back together and somehow I had
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worked perfectly.
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I never pulled my Atari apart, but I definitely got one,
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probably around that same year. Since he and I are
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around the same age. After graduating from Carver High School
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in nineteen eighty nine, he wanted to turn that curiosity
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into a career. He enrolled the Devrai University in Atlanta
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to study computers and electronics, but money was tight and
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tuition was steep. Eventually he had to make a hard
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choice and find another path forward. That's when Eric decided
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to join the army. It was a practical choice and
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it really suited him. A guy who was disciplined, brave,
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and determined to make his family proud. He was stationed
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all over Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri, Fort Benning and Georgia,
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Fort Campbell in Kentucky, and even in Germany. He also
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served in the Persian Gulf War. Like so much of
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Eric's life, he excelled in the military and earned multiple
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commendations for his service. His mommy and he told WTVM
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news that he received several medals while enlisted. While he
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was stationed at Fort Benning, he joined the Airborne School.
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Since nineteen eighteen, Fort Benning has been one of the
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toughest and most respected infantry training centers in the country.
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Graduates of that Airborne School aren't just soldiers, they're paratroopers
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trained to jump out of planes and into combat zones.
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That kind of training builds not just physical endurance, but
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also courage. I learned that as part of the graduation ceremony,
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the graduates parachute out of a plane. Kathy still remembers
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standing in the crowd the day her brother graduated. When
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she saw him float down under a parachute, she thought, Wow,
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you're an awesome person. When he received his beret, she
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hugged him and told him how proud she was for
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all he'd accomplished.
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Even among his fellow soldiers, Eric stood out. People gravitated
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toward him, and that same warmth and confidence that he
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always had. After his death, some of those men reached
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out to Kathy and Annie just to tell them how
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much Eric had meant to them. They said he wasn't
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just a good soldier, he was a good man. After
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Eric left the army, he worked as a forklift driver
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at Kodak Polychrome in Columbus, Georgia, and his life was
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centered around family. In nineteen ninety four, he got married
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for the first time, and not long after they welcomed
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a son, Antonio. Eric loved being a father even after
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the marriage ended in nineteen ninety nine. He made every
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effort to stay involved in his son's life. Antonio lived
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with his mother in Kentucky, but Eric drove up whenever
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he could. He didn't let this her money stop him
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from being there for his boy. A few years later,
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Eric married again. His second wife, Mollie, already had two
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children from a previous relationship, and together they built a
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blended family in Phoenix City, Alabama, right across the Chattahoochee
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River from Columbus, where Kathy lived. Eric and Molly bought
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a home in the middle of a cul de sac
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on Level Court in the Carpenter's Way subdivision. Eric saw
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his sister Kathy often. She was a single mom with
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two little ones and work nights at a hospital, usually
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running on fumes. Eric would come over, make coffee, play
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with the kids, and help out around the house without
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being asked. Cathy said that speaks to his character because
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I didn't have to ask. He just did it automatically.
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He was a kind of man who noticed when people
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needed help and just took care of it. Her kids
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adored him, but he had a special bond with her
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daughter to Kia, to her, Eric was more than an uncle.
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She told Project Cold Case that he was a positive
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role model and father figure to me. He always showed
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up for us and was very involved. She still talks
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about how he talked her how to dance, to cook,
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and how to carry herself with confidence. At a cousin's wedding,
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Eric was, as always the life of the reception, dancing
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for hours while the whole family circled around him, clapping
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and laughing. They all treasured this memory and it captures
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exactly who he was.
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Takia said that when she was with him, she carried
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herself differently. She said he always walked with his head
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held high, and being near him made her want to
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do the same. He modeled confidence. That influence extended to
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Kathy's son, Vincent too. He remembers Eric as the guy
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everyone in the family looked up to. He was the
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kind of guy that would show up no matter what.
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