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The paper reported that Sherra Robinson Wright -- Lorenzen Wright's ex-wife -- had her home visited in recent weeks by three unknown men who had guns tucked into their waistband. The men wanted to know if her ex-husband, 34-year-old Lorenzen Wright, was home visiting his six children. When Sherra Wright told them no, the three men drove away. After this occurred, Sherra Robinson Wright quickly told her divorce attorney, Gail Mathes, about the encounter.
When Wright left his residence in Atlanta a few weeks later, he was gunned down a day after his flight arrived in Memphis. His body was found on Wednesday afternoon.
After leaving Memphis early for the NBA Draft, Wright was a lottery pick when the Los Angeles Clippers selected him at No. 7 in 1996. Wright played 13 years in the NBA for five teams, including a five-year stint with the Memphis Grizzlies.
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