Man Acquitted of Murdering His Wife in Fulton County

A jury has found Harvey John Taylor, a 51-year-old man from Fulton County, not guilty of shooting and killing his wife, Kristy Taylor. The trial lasted for a week before the jury delivered their verdict on Friday.

Background of the Case

Kristy Taylor, a former employee of the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department, was murdered in July 2022. Harvey John Taylor was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in her death. Another suspect, Thomas G. Sanchez, is also charged in connection with the crime but has yet to stand trial.

The Trial and Verdict

After both the prosecution and defense presented their cases, the jury deliberated and ultimately found Harvey John Taylor not guilty of the murder. This unexpected turn of events came as a shock to many who had followed the case closely.

Ongoing Investigation

While Harvey John Taylor has been acquitted, the investigation into Kristy Taylor’s murder is far from over. Thomas G. Sanchez, the second suspect in the case, still awaits his day in court.

The Tragic Incident

Kristy Taylor’s murder sent shockwaves through the community. Her family discovered her lifeless body outside her home on Farmwood Road near Elizabeth on July 9, 2022. First responders and deputies from the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department rushed to the scene, only to find that she had been shot.

A Beloved Member of the Community

Kristy Taylor was not only an employee of the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office but also a bus driver for the Viola School District. She had served the community for nearly a decade and was well-loved by all who knew her.