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In 2015, 25-year-old San Antonio Julie Mott died of cystic fibrosis. Her father paid $7,500 for her memorial and cremation at Mission Park Funeral Chapels North. The funeral was held on what would have been her 26th birthday. The next morning, the casket hinges were found damaged. She was gone.
The service ended at 1:30 p.m. Julie’s father noticed her ex-boyfriend, Bill Wilburn, lingering near the chapel and asked staff to watch him.
Wilburn was the last to leave. He stayed 15 minutes after everyone else.
After the service, her casket was moved to a private visitation area to await transfer to a crematorium. The funeral home locked up at 4:30 p.m. The alarm was activated. No forced entry.
The next morning, employees found the casket bier had been dragged toward the exit door. The hinges were damaged. The casket was empty.
Police documents described Wilburn as “obsessed with calling and texting” Julie before her death. He had opposed her cremation. His relationship with her had been physically and mentally abusive. Cadaver dogs searched his home, car, and grandparents’ property.
After being issued a criminal trespass warning, surveillance caught him entering the funeral home twice more on June 26 and June 29. He was arrested and sentenced to two days in jail.
He continued to declare his love for Julie online and protest his innocence.
The civil trial ran three weeks. The Mott family had refused a $1.6 million settlement offer. Timothy Mott suffered a heart attack during the trial. He was not in court when the verdict came in.
The civil jury was specifically asked whether Bill Wilburn or any other named suspect had unlawfully taken Julie’s body. They answered no. The funeral home was found negligent and ordered to pay $8 million.
Mission Park’s own business motto: “When you trust your loved ones to us, they never leave our care, custody or control.”
Her body has never been found. No one has been charged.
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