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33-year-old Taylor Wright was a strong person, a woman who knew how to take care of herself.

She had gone to college and majored in criminal justice. She had graduated from the police academy

and was sworn in as a Jacksonville North Carolina police officer in early 2008. Throughout

her time as a police officer, she was dedicated to investigating cases and bringing wrongdoers

to justice. She even wore a bracelet that had a charm on it in the shape of the scales

of justice. Taylor was a woman who did not mince words and no one who knew her would have

ever described her as meek or afraid to speak her mind. But everyone loved her because

of her kind heart in giving spirit. If you were Taylor's friend, she would do anything

for you, and she expected the same loyalty in return. So when she went missing on September

8, 2017, many people felt that she may have vanished willingly, running away from the

many problems that followed her. That was until October 19th, when the skeletonized remains

of Taylor Wright were found, buried under potting soil and concrete, wrapped tightly in

a hammock with a bullet in her skull.

Hello everybody, welcome back to Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Harlow. And I'm Derek

Lombasser. So this case that we're covering today, it's an interesting one. And I'm glad

to be talking about it with you today because even though it's been adjudicated and the

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