Brittany Nicole Shank was a 23-year-old from Sturgis, Michigan.

She was a mother who was going back to school.

On the night of November 30, 2018, after a car accident,

Brittany knocked on a local's door asking for help.

She then walked away.

She was never seen again.

I'm Ed Denzel, and this is unfound.

Music As I've pointed out many times, and I think I was the first, video evidence for the most part is very overrated for disappearances well with this

episode i'm about to add something else to the heap the use of phones seriously here is just a

short and incomplete list of unfound disappearances of people who were within minutes of going missing,

used their phones or someone else's, but still their cases are unresolved.

Kevin Newn, Shane Fell, Deborah Bowman, Sue Swaddell, T.J. Murray, Jason Landry, Jonathan Estes, J.

Jody Hoosentrute. On and on and on. The list is long, trust me. And even recently, with the disappearance of Leo Wagner,

a witness dialed 911, but he is still missing. Well, with Brittany Shank, we're in a situation

very much like Leo's. A good Samaritan did the right thing in calling 911, yet Brittany still went missing.

What happened? Yep, it's a tough call. And now a summary of the case.

Brittany Shank was an outgoing girl who had many siblings.

Her parents got divorced when she was very young, but Brittany managed to have relationships

with both of them despite the split.

Things were going smoothly, with Brittany going to school in her teens.

But then the problems started. The use of

marijuana progressed to harder substances. Brittany ended up having children with men who had the same

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