Exclusive: Tyler Doyle’s family believes wrongdoing in the case. See newly released video

Dec. 19—The video is both chilling and heartbreaking. It shows the moment when Shay Boyd and her family found Tyler Doyle’s waders in the Atlantic Ocean.

That was in January — five days after Doyle disappeared while duck hunting near the jetties in Little River with a friend.

Since that discovery near Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina, including his wallet and driver’s license, there have been no other physical clues to Doyle’s whereabouts.

It has left Doyle’s family, who have spent the last year searching for the 22-year-old, with few options other than to wait and hope.

The family, led by Boyd, Doyle’s aunt, have criticized the South Carolina Department of Natural Resource’s handling and investigation of the Doyle case.

That includes why some evidence wasn’t gathered, such as the waders and weapon belonging to Christian Holden, the friend who was with Doyle that day, and why a medical bill for Doyle from a North Carolina hospital sent to Doyle’s grandmother, was not investigated, Boyd said.

They’ve also written letters to Gov. Henry McMasters’ office and asked for the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division to get involved in the case.

In early December, the SCDNR announced that it had asked SLED to join in the investigation of Doyle after receiving various tips from the public about possible sightings of Doyle.