pittsburghgirl
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Regarding the issue of whether Brittanee went willingly with her kidnappers, here is an account of a 2010 case LE speculates is linked:
Brittanee was petite. She would have had a tough time fighting off two or three men attempting to kidnap her. Note in this case, no one saw or reported the attempted kidnapping, but the victim "managed to break free and escape." As to the question of when the texting stopped, the comment that
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The interest comes in the wake of Wednesday's arrest of a 37-year-old McClellanville man accused of trying to kidnap a woman July 21 on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach. The 20-year-old victim told police Timothy Shaun Taylor was one of three men who grabbed her and tried to drag her into a van, according to arrest affidavits. She managed to break free and escaped.
The incident occurred just a couple of blocks from the hotel where 17-year-old Brittanee Drexel was last seen before she vanished on a spring break trip in April 2009, Myrtle Beach police Capt. David Knipes said. She has not been found.
Brittanee was petite. She would have had a tough time fighting off two or three men attempting to kidnap her. Note in this case, no one saw or reported the attempted kidnapping, but the victim "managed to break free and escape." As to the question of when the texting stopped, the comment that
refers to her general habit of "constantly" texting. She "went missing" after leaving the hotel. I think there is no way she would have willingly got into a car or van with the suspects. They grabbed her, took her phone, and left the area.“She was constantly on the phone texting. Then it all stopped when she went missing,” he said. “It was like someone took the phone.” (linked above
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