Me too, peekerfoo. The weird thing is, even though I live here, I didn't follow Brittanee's case in the beginning. All I can think is that maybe it was a year when I was out of town during Spring break, or for some other reason I didn't clue in for a long time. I heard about the case later but didn't really know the details. I only read up on the details in the last year or so. I feel so bad now that I didn't pay attention to the case right from the beginning. In fact, there is something that haunts me a little. When we got back from a trip, now looking back I always wonder if it was THAT spring break of course, but I have no idea if it was 2009 because this is all just in retrospect, could have been a completely different year. But anyway, I remember, it seems like we were just back from a trip and I was in a McDonald's playground on Hwy 52 in Goose Creek with my son, and a car pulled into the parking lot, and there was the sound of a woman screaming inside the car. I looked over there thinking, what in the world? It was puzzling because I didn't see any motion or struggle or argument inside the car, there were just some people sitting still in the back seat, and as I watched, a young man got out for a minute looking tired, looked at the McDonalds, but then decided not to enter, no sign of any struggle going on, just screams. He just saw me watching and then just got back in the car and they drove off. It all happened so fast I never thought to look at the tag, never even realized, could this be a crime, where is the screaming woman, etc. I was just going what? I think the reason it didn't occur to me it could potentially be a crime in progress was because the young man who got out didn't appear to be trying to hide anything, he just looked very tired/weary. Then years later after learning the details about this case, I just kept thinking, please don't let that have been related to Brittanee or any other crime. If it was a crime going on I think other people would have heard it all along the way too, surely someone would have called the police. But they left the scene so fast I didn't even have a chance to get any idea what was going on or think to look at the tag or anything else or even realize it could be a crime. For some reason at the time I wasn't thinking crime or kidnapping, I was thinking more along the lines of, is there a mentally ill person in that car, is it someone on drugs, is it a woman having a baby, etc. So I pray it wasn't any crime going on. But of course after reading about this case (much later) I always worried, what if? But it wasn't at night, it was more like lunchtime I think. All I remember was that it was a white car, and the young man had straight, light blond, tangled looking hair. Hopefully it was nothing (or if it was someone having a baby, hope they got that poor woman to the hospital!)