Mexico murder: Claremont man's credit card used in Oklahoma City

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Saturday, May 4, 2019
Mexico murder: Claremont man's credit card used in Oklahoma City
Less than six months after a young Claremont man was murdered while on vacation in Mexico, his credit card has been used in Oklahoma City.

CLAREMONT, Calif. (KABC) -- Less than six months after a young Claremont man was murdered while on vacation in Mexico, his credit card has been used in Oklahoma City.

Taylor Meyer, 27, was killed in Playa Del Carmen last November.

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A Claremont family is looking for answers after learning their son was murdered while visiting Mexico.

He was with a group of friends who rented a condo in the city to celebrate a friend's birthday.

Oklahoma City police are looking for a man pictured in surveillance images, so they can figure out how Meyer's card ended up in that city. They're asking anyone with any information to give them a call.

"Either this person that withdrew the funds could have been involved in the murder, or he bought the card or was given the card from someone else," said father Kris Meyer. "But we feel, or at least I feel, that this person must have had his PIN number because he tried three or four times to get into Taylor's bank account."

Meyer's family is hoping the FBI will get involved in the investigation as Oklahoma City police work on identifying the suspect.