Teddy Ray Maynor, a 34-year-old male of ethnicity from Maxton, NC, tragically lost his life on November 30, 2014. Maynor was one of three victims found shot in the woods behind a home on McLeod Drive in Maxton. The other victims were Mitch Oxendine, 35, and John Freeman, 43. Maynor was shot twice in the back, while Oxendine and Freeman were shot in the head.
Authorities arrested Casey Collins Locklear, 22, of Pembroke, NC, in connection with the triple homicide.
Locklear was charged with three counts of first-degree murder and remains in the Robeson County jail without bond. The investigation revealed that the area where the bodies were found, known as "Little Swamp," is known for parties and drug activity. Relatives of the victims speculated that the shootings might have been in retaliation for some incident, though authorities did not release any information on a possible motive.
The case drew significant attention from local law enforcement and the community, as it was the second multiple-victim homicide in Robeson County in less than a week. The investigation involved following leads and performing autopsies on the victims. Despite the arrests and charges, the case remains a poignant reminder of the impact of violence on families and communities.
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