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Taylor Wright was a 33-year-old private investigator and former police officer from Pensacola, Florida. She worked in the Jacksonville Police Department from 2008 to 2009, and then again from 2012 to 2013. ‘Officer Taylor Wright was a brave and spirited young officer, who we were happy to rehire to service when she returned to the area in 2012,’ recalled Jacksonville Police Deputy Chief Timothy A. Malfitano.

On 14th September 2017, Taylor was reported missing by her domestic partner, Cassandra Waller.

A search of Taylor’s home uncovered that nothing was missing; all of her personal items were still inside and her car was still parked in the driveway. Public Information Officer with the Pensacola Police Department Mike Wood stated in the media: ‘We've investigated it, and at this point in time we have no reason to believe foul play was involved.’

Investigators had determined that Taylor had sent a text message to Cassandra saying that she needed to get away for a few days, and they had received a handful of reports from people who believed that they had spotted her since she vanished. Mike Wood stated: ‘Well I can't go into everything, but I can tell you our investigators have looked into this, and we don't have any reason to believe, that this is nothing more than an adult who has chosen not to contact others.’

Taylor’s loved ones weren’t so sure. They all said that Taylor wasn’t the type of person to just up and vanish, especially not without letting her family and friends know where she was going. Her former colleague, Sgt. Brad Braithwait said: ‘When they said she was missing I knew that wasn't like Taylor to not contact her family or her friends. Taylor always used to like to talk to people so I knew there was something wrong.’

Cassandra also shared her belief that the text message she received from Taylor wasn’t actually from her. She said that the language in the text message didn’t sound like the language Taylor would typically use.

Investigators were able to establish that the last time Taylor was seen was on 8th September. On that day, she had spent much of the time with her friend, Ashley McArthur, who was also a former technician at the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. She told investigators that at one point during the day, they had stopped by her house in Pensacola. When she came back outside, she found that Taylor had disappeared.

While investigators initially reported that they did not suspect foul play was involved, they began to look into McArthur as a person of interest. They discovered that on 16th August, she had deposited a cashier’s check for $34,000 in Taylor’s name into her own bank account. She then lifted it out of the bank and placed it in a safe deposit box. That money had since been spent.

Investigators then learned that Taylor had been trying to get that money back. When they compared the signature on the $34,000 check to the signature on other checks deposited by Taylor into her own account, they appeared to be different.

When McArthur was presented with this evidence, she claimed that Taylor was hiding large amounts of money and trying to get her son back from her ex-husband. She alleged that Taylor was going from bank to bank to cash big cashier checks.