Auction scheduled for Canebrake Drive home where Greer woman killed

GREER, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Greer home that was the scene of a high-profile homicide investigation is scheduled to be sold at a public auction.

Upstate veterinary technician Christina Parcell was stabbed to death at 122 Canebrake Drive in October 2021.

The 5-bedroom home, which was not owned by Parcell, is in foreclosure. A final hearing was held on Sept. 26 and FOX Carolina was able to attend virtually.

During the hearing, Judge Charles Simmons Jr. said this case has been going through the courts since 2017, which means the proceedings were happening at the time of the murder.

In the last six years, Simmons said, the owner of the property has not appeared at any hearings or issued any statements.

Debt for the property now totals more than $230,000, according to court documents.

Brock and Scott PLLC reports that the foreclosure sale is anticipated to take place on Nov. 6 at 11 a.m. The opening bid for the property is $224,039.29.

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