*The personal assistant to slain former NBA player Lorenzen Wright told a Memphis news outlet Monday that she had audio recordings of Wright’s ex-wife threatening to harm him.
Wendy Wilson, told ABC24-WPTY that Sherra Wright was recorded saying “things like if she caught him with anyone else, she’d have him ‘F’d up’ or whatever,” according to the ABC affiliate’s website myeyewitnessnews.com.
Wilson said she filed a report with Memphis police because she felt the recorded conversations were “threatening.” She said Lorenzen Wright asked her to keep the tape, adding “he wouldn’t have asked me to keep them if he didn’t think he’d need them someday.”
Sherra Wright’s divorce attorney, Gail Mathes, said her client was a devoted mother of six, struggling to pay the bills, according to the article. “I just feel like Sherra Wright is being placed in a bad light,” Mathes told the station. “She does not deserve it all. She’s been an incredible mother and woman. And she’s done her best to shield her children from financial difficulties.”
When the Wrights divorced, the court ordered Lorenzen Wright to pay $26,000 a month in child support and alimony. Mathes said the former NBA player, who earned more than $50 million during his career, hadn’t made any payments since November. “He gave her a little bit of money and she kept track of it. But, he wasn’t giving her much to support the family,” Mathes told the news station.
The station and other Memphis media outlets have reported that police searched Sherra Wright’s home Sunday. Garrett said he assumed the search was part of a routine investigation and that it didn’t implicate his client.
Meanwhile, the Memphis Commercial Appeal quoted 911 dispatchers that Wright’s last location was outside of their jurisdiction so the call was not immediately forwarded to police investigators. Since the call was made from Wright’s cell phone, cell towers were used to pinpoint his location. The call, according to the Commercial Appeal, was made shortly after midnight July 19.
When the dispatcher couldn’t see Wright’s location on the map, she notified her supervisor, who determined he was outside of the jurisdiction. The 911 calls couldn’t be forwarded to investigators until eight days after the incident, according to an administrative review, the paper reported.




















I don’t believe his ex- wife had anything to do with it. A black married woman would never do such a thing. Afterall, that was argument female EUR posters used when Steve McNair was murdered. I think the posts went something like ” If he hadda married a sista, he’d still be here, etc.
“When the dispatcher couldn’t see Wright’s location on the map, she notified her supervisor, who determined he was outside of the jurisdiction. The 911 calls couldn’t be forwarded to investigators until eight days after the incident, according to an administrative review, the paper reported.”
What did Flava Flav say?
911 is a joke.
Okay
1) Maybe I’m slow today or something, but this article wholly confused me. “Garrett said he assumed the search was part of a routine investigation…” WHO IS GARRETT? I’m assuming that’s another one of her attorneys. Is it EUR writer? Does she have more than one divorce attorney? Or is this some other kind of attorney? The article doesn’t say!
Also, that whole last couple of paragraphs was very confusing, with all the undefined “he’s” and “she’s” and “Wrights.” It took me several reads to really grasp what was being said. But again, maybe I’m just slow today. *shrug*
Now that that’s out of the way, just based on sheer instinct, it wouldn’t surprise me if the ex-wife had something to do with this guy’s murder. This was execution style. Maybe he was dabbling with other unsavory characters or something, but this just seems like too much weirdness to be a random murder. Stay tuned…
P.S. Versatile, your post is strange. In fact, Steve McNair WAS “married to a sista,” so um… I think people said had he been faithful to his wife, he might still be alive. So your sarcasm is a major FAIL.
married black women wouldn’t do that….vers’, you’re an idiot