"Keyairy Wilson drove to West Virginia last month with her boyfriend to sell drugs and make enough money to start over again in Columbus.
But her boyfriend caught a ride home a few days later, leaving her behind.
Wilson, 31, was found on April 1 by two men foraging for ramps - a type of wild onion - in a remote, densely wooded area near Volga, West Virginia.
The mother of four had slashes on her body and was shot once, said Robert Hillard, police chief in Clarksburg, a city of about 16,000 people, where Wilson was killed.
"She saw an opportunity. She took a chance," said Raisheda Mitchell-Angus, who is married to Wilson's brother.
Wilson was homeless, going from place to place, staying with friends or family members, her sister in-law said. Her children, ages 14, 10, 9 and 7 months, are now cared for by various family members..."
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