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In Pensacola, Florida, 2017, 33-year-old Taylor Wright was a newly divorced mom struggling

to rebuild her life.

As Taylor dealt with exhausting custody proceedings, she decided to reach out to a good friend for

help.

She could have never imagined that one of the people she'd grown to trust the most would

deceive her in the worst possible way.

Join me now as we take a look into the sudden disappearance of a private investigator

who seemed to have vanished without a trace.

You'll hear how her out-of-character behavior led those closest to her to believe something

was terribly wrong and the heartbreaking truth about what really happened to her.

Taylor Wright was a strong, funny, infectious badass and good friend.

She loved to fish, work out, have a beer with friends, and would reliably and often

serotoniously pick up the tab.

She loved her dogs, was afraid of spiders and hated cats until one became her best friend.

In an essay written by one of Taylor's old friends, this is how she's remembered.

That's also the description her friend hopes Taylor's son will read about his mother one

day when he looks her name up on the internet, not that she was a victim.

Because Taylor's friend believes Taylor would have hated that.

In Taylor's friend's words, Taylor was not a victim.

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