Myrtle Beach Mystery: The Search for Brittanee Drexel

Myrtle Beach Mystery: The Search for Brittanee Drexel
Seventeen-year-old Brittanee Drexel wanted what so many teenagers crave… freedom, a little independence, and a chance to feel grown. What started as a secret Spring Break trip to Myrtle Beach in...
Myrtle Beach Mystery: The Search for Brittanee Drexel
Seventeen-year-old Brittanee Drexel wanted what so many teenagers crave… freedom, a little independence, and a chance to feel grown. What started as a secret Spring Break trip to Myrtle Beach in 2009 quickly spiraled into a mystery that haunted her family and baffled investigators for over a decade.
In this episode of 10 Minute Murder: Brief and Bingeable True Crime, we unpack the heartbreaking story of Brittanee’s disappearance, the tangled web of suspects and false leads, and the chilling confession that came thirteen years too late. From the early warning signs her mother couldn’t shake, to the manipulative tactics of a predator hiding in plain sight, this story is one of those that stays with you.
Justice did eventually come… but it came at a cost no family should have to pay.
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Brittany Drexel was 17, headstrong and fully convinced she knew what she was doing.
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She told her mom she'd be staying with a friend nearby.
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In reality, she was headed to Myrtle Beach for spring break.
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It wasn't rebellion, it wasn't reckless.
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It was just a teenager trying to feel grown.
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What happened next wasn't a life lesson about boundaries, it was the kind of nightmare that
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plays out slowly, painfully, and over way too many years, because for over a decade,
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no one was telling the full story.
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Let's get into it.
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Spring break has always been a strange mix.
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Part beach parties and freedom, part bad decisions and worse outcomes.
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And sometimes when everything goes sideways, it stops being fun and turns into something
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darker.
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For the Drexel family, Spring break in 2009 marked the moment that everything fell apart.
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Their 17 year old daughter, Brittany, had asked if she could go to Myrtle Beach, South
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Carolina, with some friends.
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She wanted a taste of independence, that rush of almost adulthood, but that trip would end
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in a way that no one was ready for.
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Brittany was magnetic.
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The kind of person others just naturally wanted to be around.
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She was full of life, always smiling, and happiest when she was with the people that she
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loved.
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Soccer, shopping, laughing when friends, those were her favorite things.
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She had big dreams too.
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She wanted to be a nurse.
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She wanted a family.
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She also wanted to be a model while she figured the rest of it out.
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Brittany had a striking look, especially her eyes.
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She was born with a condition that left her completely blind in her right eye.
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After several surgeries, the eye wandered at times.
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A lot of people might have felt self-conscious about it.
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Brittany didn't.
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She chose bright blue contacts that made her eyes even more noticeable.
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What could have been seen as a flaw, she turned into something bold.
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She started wearing bright blue contact lenses to help stabilize it.
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Not the kind you grab off of a drugstore shelf, hers were bold, dramatic, and unforgettable.
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The one detail gave her an edge, et cetera, apart, which is exactly what she wanted.
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But like most teenagers, Brittany wanted to grow up a little faster than she should have.
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Back in the spring of 2009, Brittany asked her mom Dawn for a permission to go to Murdo
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Beach, South Carolina, with her friends.
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The Drexels were living in Rochester, New York, near Lake Ontario, and Murdo Beach wasn't
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just far.
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It was a full day drive, deep into party territory.
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Brittany was only 17 years old.
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The thought of her daughter being that far away, surrounded by strangers and beach crowds
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and alcohol-fueled chaos made Dawn uneasy.
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Actually it made her stomach twist.
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She told Brittany as much.
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She had a bad feeling and she couldn't shake it.
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Brittany didn't take the "no" very well.
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In true teenage fashion, the conversation blew up, yelling "Slam doors silence."
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But eventually things cooled off.
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They weren't totally back to normal, but they were speaking again.
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A few days later, Brittany told her mom she was feeling upset from the fight and asked if
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she could spend a couple of nights at a friend's house to cool off.
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Dawn agreed.
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The two of them kept in touch by phone over the next few days, and everything seemed fine.
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Brittany wasn't cooling off at a friend's house in Rochester.
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She had packed a bag and gone to South Carolina.
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The friend, she said she was staying with, lived hundreds of miles away.
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And Brittany hadn't just left town, she'd cross state lines, and she hadn't told anyone.
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Brittany and her friends checked into the bar Harbor Motel in Murdo Beach, ready to jump
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into Spring Break.
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She called her mom and said she'd spent the day at the beach.
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Speaking about it raised any alarms, the weather back in Rochester had been unusually warm, too,
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and people were out by the lake.
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Dawn assumed her daughter was somewhere close to home, at that beach.
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Around 8pm that night, Brittany left the hotel alone and headed toward the Blue Water Resort,
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just a few blocks away.
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While she walked, she texted back and forth with her boyfriend, John Greco.
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It was a normal, casual conversation, until she suddenly stopped replying.
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John noticed the silence right away.
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He called her.
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No answer.
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He tried again.
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Still nothing.
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So he started trying to call her friends.
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When none of them knew where she was, John made the call that no one ever wants to make.
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He called Dawn.
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That's when everything unraveled.
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Dawn obviously had no idea that Brittany was in South Carolina.
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She thought her daughter was still in Rochester, cooling off at a friend's house.
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Now she knew the truth.
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Brittany had lied to go to Myrtle Beach anyway.
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Dawn called the police immediately.
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By the next morning, the search had begun.
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Police pulled security footage that showed Brittany leaving the Blue Water Resort.
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They also identified the last person known to have seen her.
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A 20-year-old named Peter Brazowitz.
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Peter and Brittany had known each other for years, but he hadn't come to Myrtle Beach with
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her.
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He admitted he saw her the night that she went missing, but claimed he had no idea where
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she went after leaving the resort.
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Dawn didn't buy it.
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She traveled to Myrtle Beach herself to help search and told her sister in an email that
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Peter showed no concern, no empathy, nothing that resembled someone worried about a missing
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friend.
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Quote, "My daughter made mistakes, and one of the largest ones she ever made was when she
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trusted this group of people with her life."
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Peter and the people he was with that night were all named persons of interest.
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The search pushed on.
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Back at the motel, investigators found Brittany's clothes in her room, but her person phone were
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missing, suggesting that she hadn't planned on being gone for very long.
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Her phone, peeing about 50 miles south of Myrtle Beach before the signal cut out in the early
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morning hours.
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Whatever happened to Brittany, she hadn't gone there on her own.
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As the search dragged on, Dawn Drexel went public with her suspicions.
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She believed Peter, or someone connected to him, had lowered Brittany to Myrtle Beach
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with the intention of trafficking her.
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Peter, of course, denied all of that.
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Not long after, photo surfaced, showing him and friends partying miles away from the area
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where Brittany's phone had last peeing that night.
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Eventually, police cleared him.
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They announced that Peter was no longer a person of interest.
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They're working theory shifted.
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They now believed Brittany had likely been abducted and killed shortly after she disappeared.
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They offered a $25,000 reward for any tip that could bring Brittany home.
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And one man claimed he knew what happened.
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His name was Tequan Brown.
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He was already serving 25 years for manslaughter in a South Carolina prison.
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Tequan said he saw Brittany not long after she went missing, but what he described was nothing
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short of horrific.
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According to him, he had been making a delivery to what he called a "stash house."
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While he was there, he said he saw a man already known to law enforcement sexually assaulting
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Brittany.
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Tequan claimed that Brittany tried to escape but was pistol whipped and dragged back inside.
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Then he heard two gunshots and believed she had been killed.
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It was a disturbing tip and it sent investigators down a new path, but it led nowhere.
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Every lead dried up, every possible suspect hit a wall.
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One in 2022, 13 years after Brittany disappeared, something finally broke open.
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A man named Raymond Moody walked into a police station and confessed.
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He was 62 years old at the time and already on the sex offender registry.
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Back in 2012, he had been listed as a person of interest in Brittany's case, but the evidence
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just wasn't there.
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Nothing stuck.
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So the case stalled again.
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But now, a decade later, Raymond decided that he couldn't hold it in anymore.
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Raymond Moody told investigators that during the spring break of 2009, he and his girlfriend
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Angel were cruising the streets of Myrtle Beach.
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His exact words were "we were hunting" and the person they found was Brittany Drexel.
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According to Raymond, they pulled up next to her pretending to be lost.
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Once she got close enough, he grabbed her, forced her into the back seat and held her down
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while Angel drove them to a remote spot.
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They had already set up a tent there.
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Raymond said he told Brittany not to worry that he did this kind of thing often, that he
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kidnapped girls, then ransomed them for $5,000 from the city chamber of commerce, and none
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of that was actually true.
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Instead, he took her to his tent and raped her.
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Angel, according to him, stood by and watched.
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Afterward, he used a yellow nylon rope to strangle Brittany, then stabbed her in the chest
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with an ice pick.
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He buried her body himself.
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When he finally confessed 13 years later, he led investigators to that exact spot.
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Her remains were recovered.
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Raymond was charged with murder, kidnapping, and first degree criminal sexual misconduct.
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He pleaded guilty to everything.
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The court sentenced him to life in prison, along with two additional 30-year terms to be
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served one after the other.
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Angel was charged with lying to the FBI about her role in Brittany's abduction, assault,
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and murder.
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She also pleaded guilty.
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In February of 2025, she was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison.
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You know, when I read about Brittany, I keep thinking about how easy it is to see parts
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of ourselves in her.
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She was 17, strong-willed, full of dreams, and bigger plans.
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She was navigating the space between being a teenager and adult, just like so many of
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us did.
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Or, so many of our kids are doing right now.
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Aside from break-your-parents' rules, she didn't really do anything wrong.
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She just trusted the wrong people.
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Her story isn't about bad choices.
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It's about predators and how far some people will go to take advantage of vulnerability.
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Dawn Drexel never gave up, not once, and after 13 long years, she got her answer.
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But it should have never taken that long, and it should have never happened at all.
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Brittany deserved a full life, and the fact that someone took that away from her doesn't
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get to define who she was.
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What defines her is how many people never stop fighting to bring her home.
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Those come from you, listening to me right now.
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You have been submitting over the years these stories.
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I'd like for you to talk about this story.
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I'd like for you to talk about this story.
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And then from there, I go and I find as much information as I can on these stories, try
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to determine if they would make a good 10minute Murder episode and if they do, then I do more
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Ultimately, it's you that decides what I'm talking about.
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And something just occurred to me, I wish I had a better system for thanking you for submitting
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these episodes.
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Like after I do them, this case in particular, for example, two or three of you suggested
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that I covered this Britney Drexel case.
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And I really suck at having a system of once I cover the case that you've suggested,
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getting back to you and saying thank you.
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I usually try to thank you in the moment if I have time, but I don't always have time
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to do that.
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