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   Paighton Houston, 29, was last seen leaving a bar with two men   
   on Dec. 20. She later texted her coworker, "I don't know these   
   people and I feel in trouble."   
      
   The body of an Alabama woman who went missing last month after   
   texting a friend that she was in trouble has been found.   
      
   Paighton Houston, 29, of Trussville, was last seen leaving the   
   Tin Roof bar in Birmingham with two men at around 10:45 p.m. on   
   Dec. 20. Her remains were discovered Friday in a shallow grave   
   behind a home in Hueytown, police said.   
      
   Chief Deputy David Agee of the Jefferson County Sheriff's   
   Office, which is investigating the death, told AL.com that   
   investigators have not yet determined whether the death was the   
   result of a homicide.   
      
   "Right now we have a lot more questions than answers,'' Agee   
   said. “But we hope to have those answers real soon. We’re gonna   
   work hard and we’re going to find out what happened.”   
      
   The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office did not immediately   
   respond to BuzzFeed News' request for comment Saturday.   
      
   Houston had gone to the bar that night with some coworkers,   
   according to family members. Police said Houston left the bar   
   willingly with the two men, but shortly thereafter she texted   
   one of her coworkers "if I call answer, I don't know these   
   people and I feel in trouble," according to her mother Charlaine   
   Houston.   
      
   "It was like Paighton to check in ... but it wasn't like   
   Paighton to send a text like that," her brother Evan Houston   
   told Good Morning America last week.   
      
   Following the news that her daughter's body had been discovered,   
   Charlaine Houston thanked the community and others for their   
   support in a Facebook post Saturday.   
      
   "Our family didn't get the news we had hoped for but I am very   
   grateful that Paighton is coming home," she wrote. "We don't   
   have to go through the torture of not knowing what was happening   
   to her and where she could be."   
      
   Police said they responded to the Hueytown home Thursday after   
   officials "developed information on a possible location for the   
   remains of Paighton Houston," according to the Trussville Police   
   Department.   
      
   Her remains were located and identified the next day.   
      
   "Our thoughts and prayers are with the Houston family as they   
   begin the grieving process," Trussville police said in a   
   statement.   
      
   https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/skbaer/paighton-houston-   
   missing-death-alabama?bfsource=relatedmanual   
        
      
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