Where is Gayle McCaffrey?

After an argument with her husband on St. Patrick's Day in front of family members, Gayle McCaffrey disappeared.  No one has seen or heard from her since.  After that same argument, her husband Bob, took a drive to the Upstate (4 hours away) in his pickup truck to meet a woman he told police he'd been seeing on the side. When police pulled him over for speeding, they saw a gun out of the glove compartment and near the front seat.  He was fined for speeding and sent on his way.  (Watch the Traffic Stop Here.) When he returned home, he told police he found a "note" from Gayle with her wedding ring.  Problem is, police almost immediately called the note a fake.  But since reporting her missing, Bob McCaffrey has refused to speak with police and he hired an attorney.  Despite only having circumstantial evidence, Sheriff Al Cannon is saying he's investigating a murder case-- and has named Bob McCaffrey his prime suspect.  This week on The Savage Report, you'll hear from Cannon and one of Gayle's sisters to find out how Gayle's two young children are coping.  We'll also hear from legal analysts to see how a case like this.. no body and no direct evidence of a crime... will likely unfold.
McCaffrey Case Timeline:

Saturday, March 17 (2:30 p.m.)Bob McCaffrey and his wife Gayle have an argument in front of family members.

Saturday, March 17 (10 p.m.)
Bob McCaffrey says he decided to drive to the Upstate to calm down from the argument.

Sunday, March 18 (2:15 a.m.)
Robert McCaffery was issued a speeding ticket in Traveler's Rest. During the stop a gun is spooted in his truck near the seat.  He also tells the officer he and his wife were having problems and he had been seeing a woman in the Upstate, but that she had "blown him off." Watch the Traffic Stop Here.

Sunday, March 18 (6:30 a.m.)Bob McCaffrey returns home.  Kids are there, but Gayle is gone.  Bob says he finds a typed note with Gayle's wedding ring.

Sunday, March 18 (5:16 p.m.)
Bob McCaffery dials 911 and reports his wife is missing.

Sunday, March 18 (5:19 p.m.)Deputies come to the McCaffrey home.  Bob gives a statement.  The McCaffrey children were taken into protective custody.

Monday, March 19 (3:28 p.m.)
The Charleston County Sheriff's Office releases a missing person report in regards to Marjorie Gayle McCaffrey.

Thursday, March 22 ( 3:12 p.m. ) 
At a court hearing, the McCaffrey children are placed into the custody of Gayle McCaffrey's sister and brother-in-law, James and Debbie Pearson.

Thursday, March 22 ( 3:33 p.m. )
At a press conference outside the Charleston County Sheriff's Office, Chief Deputy John Clark announces the investigation has led officials back to the McCaffrey home.

Friday, March 23   Sheriff's deputies search the McCaffrey home and remove bags of evidence to be analyzed. Search dogs are also deployed.

Tuesday, March 27 and Thursday, April 5
Sheriff's deputies continue to search the area around Bees Ferry Road and Highway 61 in West Ashley.

Wednesday, May 2
The Charleston County Sheriff's Office held a press conference announcing that the case had been upgraded from a missing person's case to a homicide investigation and that Bob McCaffrey has been named a suspect.  Bob McCaffrey's attorney says there is no evidence proving the sheriff's claim. 

Thursday, May 3 and Friday, May 4

More than 150 people searched a plot of private property off Highway 61.  Nothing was found.