Agreed, this case is very troubling. IMO there is a logical explanation to her disappearance, we just don't know what it is yet. If Brittany is in the local area, numerous searches have not turned up any conclusive evidence of her whereabouts.
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I also live in the area and I graduated with Britt. We're still looking. Bethany and Susan are sharing pictures and advocating daily as are her other family and friends! There's a Facebook page dedicated to finding her.
Very strange, and unless I missed something, nothing has been said about the boyfriend. I don't even think his name was mentioned at all.DEC 27, updated DEC 28, 2023
Brittany Tee's name, her likeness, her story, the last clothes she was seen wearing, still remain the only pieces of an unanswered puzzle that family and friends continue to ponder in the year since the Brookfield woman’s disappearance.'There's really nothing': One year after Brittany Tee last seen, still no updates
Approaching the one-year mark, the investigation into Brittany Tee's disappearance continues with no updates, according to the Worcester DA's office.www.telegram.com
Approaching the one-year mark, the investigation into the 35-year-old woman's disappearance continues, with a spokesperson for the Worcester County District Attorney's Office stating, “There are no new updates at this time."
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A vigil organized by a family friend, Bethany said, will be held at 6 p.m. Jan. 10, 2024, on the Brookfield Common, marking the one-year mark since Tee was last seen.
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Authorities have set up an anonymous tip line at (508) 453-7589.
There was ref to a previous bf with a large farm, but we've all heard nothing and also what LE says, no new anything, per them. It's so awful and sad.
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According to Google maps, it takes about 13 minutes to walk from Lewis field to the Brookfield State Police Barracks give or take a couple minutes depending on exact location. She left at around 8:30 pm. Has it ever been said at what time and date her phone pinged at the State Police. Was that the direction she intended to go? I also read that she called family from her bf's since her phone wasn't working. So curious when it last pinged.
The walk doesn't take very long, but you do have to factor in the dark and cold of a January night in that area. I've walked the walk, the night of the vigil for Brittany, and it does take between 10-15 minutes, depending on your gait. The area is freaky dark; no streetlights, and what could be called a 'sidewalk' exists, but it's more of a narrow strip of concrete a couple feet from the road. There is no shoulder/breakdown lane. If you need to stop your car on that road, you can't really pull over without driving on grass. That's how close this stretch of road actually is. And walking on that strip of concrete feels almost claustrophobic; it's super narrow, and if cars are coming by, you can definitely feel it. They're close.
I've been curious about Brittany's cell phone since the start of this case. She and her sister had been texting that night, as stated above, so her phone was working at some point. It's not clear if her phone battery died or something along those lines, but for whatever reason Brittany was unable to use her phone to call her mother. However, later on her phone apparently pinged a cell tower from the general location of the Brookfield State Police Barracks.
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There's a little information about the phone call in the article @TwinkieDefense just posted. Brittany spoke with her mother a half hour before she disappeared. Her sister said, “She was not intoxicated or altered in any way.”
