Brittany Drexel Remains Were Found As Case Takes A Turn, Raymond Moody Was Charged For Death

Missing Brittany Drexel’s remains were found, and so was his culprit.

Brittany Drexel, a New York teenager who went without a trace thirteen years ago in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is set to be arrested, according to law enforcement officials in Georgetown County, South Carolina.

At a press conference on Monday afternoon, Georgetown County Sheriff Carter Weaver announced that Raymond Moody had been charged with murder.

Missing: Learn About Brittany Drexel Remains, Those Were Found

Brittany Drexel has been missing for 13 years since she was last seen near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Multiple searches in connection with the Drexel case were underway late Wednesday evening, according to these sources, which could lead to the finding of her remains.

The Georgetown sheriff’s office, the South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division (SLED), and the Federal Bureau of Investigation were involved in one of these searches, which took place in a wooded area west of Georgetown, South Carolina (FBI).

More than a decade ago, Moody was mentioned as a person of interest in the disappearance of Brittany. The Georgetown sheriff’s office is withholding an incident report linked to Moody’s arrest in addition to refusing to comment, a decision that has enraged local journalists and transparency activists.

For Brittany Drexel Death Raymond Moody Was Charged

Raymond Moody, 62 years-old-man had been charged with murder, kidnapping, and sexual misconduct, all of which police think occurred on April 25, 2009, the day Brittany Drexel vanished.

The convicted physical offender was initially charged with obstruction of justice, but his arrest record has been removed from the S.C. fifteenth judicial circuit’s public index.

Moody’s arrest is not tied to the Drexel case, according to Sheriff Weaver, and federal law enforcement sources have declined to comment on the investigation, directing any queries to the Sheriff’s office.

Meet Brittany Drexel Parents & Family – Her Case Update

Brittany Drexel was born on 7 October 1991 in Rochester, New York, United States. Her parents are Dawn Drexel and Chad Drexel. On 16 May 2022, Brittany’s mother and father discovered that her body had been discovered.

The father of Brittany, who has been missing for more than a decade informed News10NBC that his Facebook account was hacked on Wednesday 11 May, the night after a now-deleted post.

The post stated that his daughter’s case had been solved, but Chad told News10NBC Wednesday night that he had been hacked. His Facebook page no longer has it.

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