AR AR - Brooke Allensworth, 37, Oil Trough, 12 July 2018

[allyoucantleavebehind]

•BA had a flat tire & apparently a passerby used a can of “fix-a-flat” to get her going

Snipped for response. It sounds like this flat tire fixer is the last person who saw her. And there is information earlier in this thread from the unverified sister that describes who that person was?

 

[mlhenn]

State Hwy 122
Arkansas
Google Maps

 

[mlhenn]

I think ONE thing that’s making this case hard is the fact that a majority of the msm reports are no longer available; quite a few are now broken links.

 

[mlhenn]

1. Do we have a map of where Brooke's car was found abandoned? Was it under a bridge or on a boat ramp (I've seen both mentioned)? Were there any bodies of water nearby?

The bridge on Hwy 122 goes over the White River. There is a place to turn off & go down under the bridge; there you’d find a parking area & access to the White River.

 

[mlhenn]

Missing woman's car found abandoned under bridge

Brooke Allensworth's car was found abandoned under a rural bridge.
It was found 3 weeks after she was last seen.

“It looks like she broke down had a flat, left the car, and someone comes thru and she left." Sheriff Shawn Stephens said.


Valuable Photo IMO

 

[mlhenn]

Why did it take so long to report her missing?
Was it normal not to hear from her for so long?
It states she was a nurse. Was she not working during that time! I’d think her employer would question her not being at work.
It states she was a mother. How old were her kids at the time? Where were they staying?

 

[kelsie]

Wow, how did it take them 3 weeks to find her vehicle?
This whole thing is so weird. The two left shoes, the passerby, the car abandonment. I am afraid Brooke is no longer with us, and I hope for answers for her children and her family.

 

[oviedo]

Dateline NBC
nothing really helpful here - I wish there was a local reporter who would look into this whole story
JMO

 

[allyoucantleavebehind]

The bridge on Hwy 122 goes over the White River. There is a place to turn off & go down under the bridge; there you’d find a parking area & access to the White River.

That explains the boat ramp reference at charley project! Thank you @mlhenn for clearing this up!

 

[allyoucantleavebehind]

Very interested in boats that might have been passing or using this access area... and again why it took 3 weeks to report this car.

 

[oviedo]

Details

Contact the Independence County Sheriff Department for more information at (870) 793-8838

Brooke Larison Durham

Current Age: 39
Race: White
Gender: Female
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 177 lbs
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Brown

Information
Date Missing: 7/12/2018
City of Report: Batesville
Case Number: 18-01015

Alias Names

• ALLENSWORTH,BROOKE
• DURHAM,BROOKE LAIRSON
• HIGHTOWER,BROOKE
• HIGHTOWER,BROOKE LAIRSON

Identifying Features

• Tattoos - Abdomen

Photos

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so she has different last names - I think I will try to search under some of these names.

 

[mlhenn]

Very interested in boats that might have been passing or using this access area... and again why it took 3 weeks to report this car.

I thought the same thing! She went missing around the time people are doing some fishing here in AR. There’s a lot of fishermen who have their “fishing hole” that they like to return to often. So I wonder if any fishermen noticed her car sitting there for a certain length of time?

 

[allyoucantleavebehind]

I thought the same thing! She went missing around the time people are doing some fishing here in AR. There’s a lot of fishermen who have their “fishing hole” that they like to return to often. So I wonder if any fishermen noticed her car sitting there for a certain length of time?

you would THINK. Not to mention the person that helped her with the flat checking back? Something. Something. It’s scary how long it took for her absence to be noticed—there was no pandemic in 2018.

 

[mlhenn]

Wow, how did it take them 3 weeks to find her vehicle?
This whole thing is so weird. The two left shoes, the passerby, the car abandonment. I am afraid Brooke is no longer with us, and I hope for answers for her children and her family.

Very interested in boats that might have been passing or using this access area... and again why it took 3 weeks to report this car.

Do y’all think her car was parked there for 3 weeks and nobody noticed it or bothered with it or y’all think it was placed there far later than her last seen date? Just thought I’d get some opinions!

 

[allyoucantleavebehind]

Do y’all think her car was parked there for 3 weeks and nobody noticed it or bothered with it or y’all think it was placed there far later than her last seen date? Just thought I’d get some opinions!

@mlhenn i don’t know but I do think you are brilliant. Hope LE has worked that tire angle and examined it closely for sand, soil, etc.

 

[mlhenn]

so she has different last names - I think I will try to search under some of these names.

Brooke Lairson Allensworth – The Charley Project

Some agencies refer to Allensworth by her second married name, Brooke Durham.

Allensworth is a nurse and a single mother of three children.

BBM

Her second married name? So she married a Durham when she married a 2nd time. Correct?
But she wasn’t married any longer when she came up missing?
Is Allensworth her maiden name?

And Lairson is her middle name?

 

[mlhenn]

https://www.todayinfortsmith.com/po...y-have-stalked-another-eastern-arkansas-woman

In addition, another woman, Brooke Lairson Allensworth, missing from Oil Trough Arkansas since July of 2018, has been brought to the attention of law enforcement in connection with Quake Lewellyn.

Sources tell us that Lewellyn “has and will continue to be” questioned in Allensworth’s disappearance until we are “satisfied”.

 

[mlhenn]

Destination Unknown

Additional post

Brooke Lairson Allensworth, 37
Oil Trough, Arkansas
July 11, 2018

Arkansas Case #2

This following case is very mysterious as facts seem to be limited. There just is not much to go off of at the moment. The case is only a year and a half old, but as time continues to tick so do the chances of her being found alive.

Allensworth was last seen in Oil Trough, Arkansas on July 11, 2018. She was driving her black 2007 Toyota Camry from Newport, Arkansas to Searcy, Arkansas when she got a flat tire. She attempted to fix the flat, but the fix apparently didn't last. Her car was found on a boat launch. She never arrived at her destination.

On July 25, one day after Allensworth was reported missing, and her car was found at the Highway 122 White River Access in Oil Trough, Arkansas on July 25. The keys were not in the car, although Allensworth's cellular phone and cigarettes were, and it appeared the driver had just parked it there and walked away.

Allensworth is a nurse and a single mother of three children. The circumstances of her disappearance may be unclear, but some type of foul play is in play here. Whether it was random or someone she was familiar with I am not sure as it has been very hard for me to find information about it.

If we just look at the facts it appears it may be random. she had a flat and possibly fixed it, but it didnt take so it became flat again. Something fishy is going on and I hope answers are coming sooner rather than later.

August 2, 2018 - News Article Update:
https://katv.com/news/local/searcy-mother-of-three-missing-car-discovered

August 23, 2018 - Last update
https://www.kait8.com/story/38773838/missing-womans-car-found-abandoned-under-bridge/


It includes photos, videos, & a couple links.

There are a few comments though...maybe additional comments will pop up soon...we can hope!

 

[mlhenn]

Searcy mother of three missing, car discovered

As I come across articles, I’ll just post any info included in them that may be helpful for WS members!

To Note from this article:
•The family tells KATV they believe something went terribly wrong, and they're seeking answers.
•Jason Blue, her cousin, says he just can't reason why the single mother would disappear-- at least, on her own. Something, Blue says, must have gone wrong.
•Blue adds that Allensworth's disappearance is taking a toll on her three children. Everyone at this point in time, he says, is just bewildered, and wondering if she may have gotten mixed up with the wrong people.

BBM

The last comment by her cousin stood out to me.

 

[mlhenn]

Missing woman's car found abandoned under bridge

To Note:
•Her father filed a missing person report with Searcy Police Dept.
•The Independence County Sheriffs Department found the car the next day.
•Then, the Independence County Sheriff's Office filed a separate missing person report.

**Searcy, AR is where BA lived; it was stated her dad filed the report with Searcy PD due to that reason.
Her car was found in Independence County (to note: Searcy nor Newport is in Independence Co; Oil Trough is however.)
Independence Co filed an additional MP report themselves.
This is their reason for filing it:
“Searcy Police Department contacted us Monday saying they'd filed one, however she wasn't entered into the state system as being missing." said Stephens, "In order for her to be entered there has to be a report, so we did one that way we can get her entered. That way if any law enforcement agency runs her she'll show up as a missing person."