BRITTANEE MARIE DREXEL: TEEN MISSING FROM SPRING BREAK S.C.
Myrtle Beach, SC– Brittanee Marie Drexel, 17, has been missing since the evening of April 25th. Drexel was last seen, according to witnesses at the Motel she was staying in, against her Mother’s protests, at 8:15PM.
Police have named Peter Broswick, the person last seen with Brittanee, a person of interest in her disappearance. Dawn Drexel, Brittanee’s Mother did not grant her permission for the Spring Break trip, but she had maintained regular contact with the sparkling blue-eyed beauty.
Broswick has retained a local attorney and attempts to reach him for a statement have not been returned to blinkoncrime.com.
Mrs. Drexel became worried when she was unable to reach her daughter Sunday after she told her she would be returning that evening.
“Then I called John Grieco back, Brittanee’s boyfriend. He proceeded to tell me, nobody’s gone looking for her. Of the friends she was down at Myrtle Beach with, nobody had gone looking for her. I don’t know what kind of friends those are, but that’s not right,” Hahn said.
Hahn went on to say Brittanee’s boyfriend, John Grieco, first informed him of Brittanee’s disappearance in the early hours of Sunday morning through a text message from Rochester. Hahn says Brittanee was staying in a room at the Bar Harbor hotel with three friends – two females and a male.
According to Hahn, Broswick left S.C for Rochester, his hometown, when he learned Police wanted to speak to him and Hahn was on his way to speak with detectives.
When Hahn arrived in Myrtle Beach, he was immediately concerned.
Hahn found all of Brittanee’s belongings still inside her hotel room, he also found Drexel’s clothes and liquor inside Broswick’s hotel room.
Broswick and friends also left behind a $100 deposit at the front desk
The assault on the web community commences, note who gives an obvious Broswick supporter a voice:
Broswick, the 20-year-old who is reportedly the last one to see Brittanee, has hired defense attorney John Parrinello.
Parrinello says his client is fully cooperating with investigators and hopes the young lady is okay.
Apparently his well wishes do not include mentioning “the young lady”, Brittanee Marie Drexel, by name.
In an interview with WHAM, Brittanee’s Mom, Dawn Drexel said:
..” Peter, we need to know what’s going on. “Brittanee is very special to us. We need to know what is going on. We need to know why the authorities weren’t called. We need answers and we’re not getting them,”
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Hello Blink and all BOC fans , just a little update that was in the local news ,I spoke to Brittanee’s Grandmother and her Father Chad a few weeks ago and it literally knocked the wind out of me when I saw the toll this has taken on them , it was very sad , they said it was the worst kind of hell you can imagine , I hope and pray for them every day that she will be found, and that the people who did this will be brought to justice , and for all missing babies and their families , thank you Blink cherie for all you do for these poor sweet angel babies . Authorities Seek Ties Between Missing Women Cases
By: Virginia Butler
SC Authorities Seek Ties Between Missing Women Cases
Police in Charleston, South Carolina say they are looking into possible connection between the disappearance of Chili teenager Brittanee Drexel and another case.
Charlston County Sheriff Al Cannon says detectives are comparing the 1998 killing of Shannon McConaughey to the disappearance of Drexel as
well as a recent attempted abduction in Myrtle Beach. Cannon tells YNN Rochester they are assisting Myrtle Beach and Horry County agencies in those two cases as well.
Drexel was last seen leaving a Myrtle Beach hotel.
McConaughey’s body was found near the last location of Drexel’s cell phone signal.
Blink,
Are you working on an update here, or is it too soon to tell?
Too soon. Do we know this guys occupation?
B
Hello , found this update at sun news .com , it does not give his occupation. I will keep looking .
Timothy Shaun Taylor, 37, of McClellanville turned himself in to Myrtle Beach police Wednesday to face charges of attempted kidnapping and first-degree assault and battery, Capt. David Knipes said. Taylor is being held at the Myrtle Beach Police Department Jail pending a bond hearing.
Timothy Shaun Taylor of McClellanville could spend up to 40 years in prison, Long said, if he is convicted of attempted kidnapping and first degree assault and battery.
Taylor’s arrest gave some hope that it would also lead to arrests in the disappearance last year of Drexel, a New York teenager last seen outside a hotel while she was vacationing in Myrtle Beach. Police Capt. David Knipes said no connections have been found between the two cases. But the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office, which has assisted Myrtle Beach and Georgetown County investigators in the Drexel case, is looking for links in the cases.
Taylor is the brother of a McClellanville man who had been charged with the 1998 abduction and murder of 19-year-old Shannon McConaughey, authorities said. McConaughey’s body was found in northern Charleston County, the same general area where Drexel’s cell phone signal was last pinpointed.
In the recent kidnapping attempt, police said three men in a light blue van pulled alongside a woman as she was walking to a hotel on Ocean Boulevard at about 4:30 p.m. on July 21, according to police reports. She fought off attempts to force her into the van, and they fled.
Taylor didn’t formally enter a plea in the bond hearing Wednesday, but he said he repeatedly tried to contact Myrtle Beach police when he heard they wanted him in connection with the incident. In the end, he said he drove to the police station to surrender himself.
“I didn’t try to hide anything because I know it wasn’t me,” he said at the hearing.
A formal plea will be entered when Taylor goes to court in Conway on Sept. 3. Until then, he is under a $70,000 bond.
Taylor, 37, told Long that he is a father who has been married for 19 years. He said he probably made a mistake when he didn’t take a Breathalyzer test in a previous case in which he was charged with driving under the influence. Other past charges of first degree burglary and grand larceny were not prosecuted.
Long said he was concerned in setting bail by Taylor’s past record, but added that it was a good sign that he turned himself in to authorities. Myrtle Beach police Detective Lester Cook asked Long to set a high bail because police believe Taylor could be a danger to the community if he is freed.
On Tuesday, Charleston County deputies served a search warrant at Taylor’s home and recovered a pickup truck that had been reported stolen from Horry County, according to Charleston County Sheriff Al Cannon. Cannon would not say if any other evidence was found.
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