Introduction: A Dedicated Public Servant's Mysterious Disappearance
On April 17, 2001, Memphis, Tennessee, was shaken by the sudden disappearance of Mickey Wright Sr., a 46-year-old code enforcement officer known for his dedication and integrity. Employed by the Memphis & Shelby County Office of Construction Code Enforcement, Wright was last seen issuing a citation at a car lot on Lamar Avenue. His failure to return to the office that day marked the beginning of a complex and haunting case that would span years.
Discovery of Abandoned Personal Items and Vehicle
Two days after Wright's disappearance, a jogger in Olive Branch, Mississippi, discovered his identification badge and other personal belongings in a creek, raising immediate concerns about foul play. The situation escalated on April 27 when Wright's company vehicle, a Ford Ranger extended cab pickup, was found incinerated in a rural wheat field in Marshall County, Mississippi. His wallet and identification were located in a nearby ditch, but there was no trace of Wright himself. ...Read More
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