MA MA - Brittany Tee, 35, Brookfield, 10 Jan 2023 *last seen leaving a residence*

[mlhenn]

Brittany Ambose Tee – The Charley Project

Last updated January 14, 2026; medical conditions added, details of disappearance updated.

• Medical ConditionsTee is an alcoholic. She had been hospitalized before because of her alcohol misuse. She also has psoriasis, an autoimmune disorder causing red, scaly skin patches.

Details of Disappearance​

Tee was last seen walking away from her residence in the vicinity of Lewis Field on Main Street in Brookfield, Massachusetts at 8:30 p.m. on January 10, 2023. She has never been heard from again. She did have her iPad, wallet and cellular phone with her when she went missing; the phone last pinged near the Brookfield State Police Barracks on Route 9. She left her car behind; it was not in running condition.

Prior to her her disappearance, Tee worked as a manager at Bay Path Spirits, a local liquor store. She quit her job in 2022 and was unemployed when she went missing, but was applying for jobs. She lived with her boyfriend. Authorities stated there was no evidence of foul play in her case, and the boyfriend has cooperated with the investigation and isn't a suspect.

According to Tee's family, her disappearance is completely out of character as she normally kept in close contact. She is a 2006 graduate of David Prouty High School in Spencer, Massachusetts and a 2010 graduate of Westfield State College. At the time of her disappearance, she seemed happy and optimistic about the future. Her case remains unsolved.

 

[bella263]

MOO -- I know police seem not to think the boyfriend is a suspect, but did they ever mention going through his phone? After she ran out (crying?) did he try to follow her? Text her and ask where she was? Even if he thought she was with her mom, did he ever reach out to check on her and see when she was coming home? I was seeing mixed details about if her phone was or wasn't working but I just can't imagine my partner running out upset and then going AWOL for 72hrs and not contacting anyone (even though she is an adult and did have a right to run away/go off the grid...)

Also -- Is there any proof that she ever left the house? The only accounts suggesting that come from the men in the house who were the last to see her. Although her phone pinged further down the road, do we have confirmation that she was the one carrying it? I know residential areas probably don't have a ton of cameras but curious what we have out there for evidence

Terribly sad case.