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Surveillance footage of Brittany from Jan. 6, 2023 -- four days before she disappeared.
Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early said investigators believe Tee was still in the area and stressed that they have set up a search area and not a crime scene.
According to Early, investigators have no reason to believe Tee was kidnapped.
"Her boyfriend has been very cooperative with us. Everyone has been very cooperative with us, and that is encouraging," Early said. "We've been through a lot of these investigations, and when you've got everyone cooperating, is it a good sign? Yes, in terms of whether or not it's a search or a crime scene."
According to police, Brittany Tee was last seen leaving a Brookfield residence around 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
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Missing Brookfield woman Brittany Tee, 35, was last seen leaving a residence in Brookfield around 8:30 p.m. Jan. 10. She was last seen wearing a black winter coat, hoodie, jeans and work boots, officials said.
“They’re going to be working with the state police and used as additional manpower,” Early said. “It’s nice how everyone is coming together. Whenever you get additional agencies, it’s a force multiplier.”
In the meantime, investigators are reviewing all the videos the public has submitted, Early said.
“We appreciate all the members of the public who have given us tips,” the DA said. “If you’ve been putting off looking at your video, please take a look at it. We’ve had some great stuff come in. Again, if it doesn’t show exactly where she might be, it does help us eliminate some areas so that they can focus on the areas where we’re hoping we’ll find Brittany and we’re hoping we’ll find her alive.”
The DA’s office released more photos of missing woman Brittany Tee Thursday, including surveillance photos taken inside a store Jan. 6.
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