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The brother of a missing Navy veteran is appealing for new information on the tenth anniversary of her Thanksgiving disappearance. 

Taveta Hobbs vanished without a trace in November 2008, leaving behind her car, diary, computer, jewelry, and glasses. 

The 44-year-old never even picked up her last paycheck.

Taveta's husband Phil Hobbs has maintained that she packed up all her things one night and decided to move from their North Carolina home to Burbank, California.

But Taveta's family haven't heard from her since, and police say there is little evidence to suggest she is still alive. 

Navy veteran Taveta Hobbs vanished without a trace in November 2008, leaving behind her car, diary, computer, jewelry, and glasses. She was 44 years old

Taveta's younger brother Clinton Crier (pictured together) is appealing for information on the tenth anniversary of her Thanksgiving disappearance 

Taveta and her younger brother, Clinton Crier, were extremely close while growing up. 

'She was a sweetheart,' he told NBC's Dateline. 'We had a huge love for each other because I was her younger brother and she really looked after me.' 

They grew apart after Taveta joined the Navy in 1982 and began moving around a lot, but the siblings still talked on the phone whenever they could. 

But everything changed in 2007, when the pair had a fight during a family gathering. 

'It was a stupid argument,' Crier recalled. 'And some other frustrations boiled over.' 

The siblings stopped speaking frequently and thus a few months went by before Crier realized he hadn't heard from his sister in months. 

In December 2008, Crier called Hobbs to see how she was doing. That's when he found out she had disappeared over Thanksgiving. 

In December 2008, Crier called Taveta's husband Phill Hobbs to see how she was doing. That's when he found out she had disappeared over Thanksgiving

Hobbs told Crier that she had left behind her car and taken a small amount of money to move from their North Carolina home (pictured) to Burbank, California 

Crier said he had never heard his sister discuss plans to move back to California, where he also lives. 

Hobbs told Crier that she had left behind her car and taken a small amount of money. The story struck him as strange. 

'She loved that car, and she wouldn't have just left it,' he said. 'None of it sounded right.' 

Crier kept in touch with Hobbs through the new year to see if Taveta had gotten in touch. In October 2009, he filed a missing person report with the Wake County Sheriff's Office. The Raleigh Police Department is now working on the case. 

Authorities discovered that the last correspondence anyone received from Taveta was a text sent from her phone to her boss at Salesforce on November 24, 2008. 

The text read that she was quitting her job. 

Authorities discovered that the last correspondence anyone received from Taveta was a text sent from her phone to her boss at Salesforce on November 24, 2008 saying she was quitting. Taveta is pictured here with Crier and their mother 

'The text came from her phone. As to who sent that text? That's still a question that we have,' said detective Eric Gibney. 

'Her boss would definitely say that her quitting was not foreseen as coming. She was very happy in her profession. For her to up and quit randomly is kind of suspicious.' 

Taveta's phone was not used again after that final text. 

Authorities have little hope that Taveta is still alive today

Investigators canvassed neighborhoods and reached out to Taveta's friends, but struggled to find out more information due to her small social network. 

'It was hard to find anyone who had intimate details of what happened behind closed doors with her,' Gibney said. 

The case remains open and the Raleigh Police Department has not disclosed if there are any suspects or persons of interest. 

But authorities have little hope that Taveta is still alive today. 

'As of right now, this very moment, there is no evidence whatsoever to suggest that she is alive,' Gibney said. 

'It's very difficult for us to believe that Taveta just voluntary said "I'm leaving" and just disappeared without a trace. She didn't have the financial means to disappear.' 

To this day, Crier regrets that last big fight he had with his sister. 

'I want justice,' he said. 'I don't think my sister is alive. I want her to be alive. I love her and I miss her. I want the person who did this to be held accountable.' 

If you have any information surrounding Taveta's disappearance, please call Raleigh CrimeStoppers at (919) 834-HELP (4357).  

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