Hello everybody, welcome back to Crime Weekly.

I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And I'm Derek Lovasser.

So we are just going to dive right into today's episode because we know you guys love when

we have small talk and chitchat, we know you guys love that.

We're going to skip it today, but stay tuned till the end of the episode because I do have

a couple of things I want to mention to you.

But we left off in the last episode with a brief discussion about Raymond Moody who

is a convicted level three sex offender who was reported to have been living in the sunset

lodge, which was a roadside motel in Georgetown, South Carolina during the time that 17 year

old Brittany Drexel vanished off a busy road in Virdo Beach.

The last time that Brittany's cell phone panged, it was in the general area of Georgetown

and McClullenville.

And this area became the focus of several searches during the investigation.

But initially nothing came from this search or from the identification of Raymond Moody

as a person of interest in Brittany's disappearance.

In December of 2013, skeletal remains were found in Ory County, South Carolina in a

wooded area about 10 miles away from where Brittany was last seen on Ocean Boulevard in

Murdo Beach.

Ory County police lieutenant Robert Keglier announced that the remains had been found

scattered through the area, leading law enforcement to believe that animals may have been responsible

for moving them around and they had been in that area for several years.

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