This will be the fourth time that I've reported seeing Brittanee on James Island SC, a couple of weeks after her disappearance. It was at the Blue Wave gas station on Folly rd and Patterson Ave. My girlfriend and I pulled into the gas station to get beach supplies. It was a weekend. I Can't remember the date. I noticed a small, very pretty girl, that I thought I recognized, standing outside to the right of the sliding doors. I said hi to her as I walked in. I noticed that she was acting strange , looked scared, and seemed as though she wanted to ask me something. I unfortunately didn't pickup on that until later. I asked the attendant what was up with the girl, and she rolled her eyes and said" I don't know". It was busy in the station. As I was leaving, she was still standing there. I had already decided that I was going to ask her what was wrong or if she needed help. She looked helpless. She was wearing those jean shorts that have the suspenders and a tee shirt under that. As I walked out she turned and looked me straight in the eyes. Just as I was getting ready to ask her what's wrong, a voice yelled from across the parking lot. The voice came from a tall( taller than me, I'm 5-9) black male. We'll dressed in sporting clothes. Fitted ball cap, a pro jersey from a team I could my make out, Nike type shoes, black sport shorts. He was on a payphone which is no longer there. The black male was healthy and young. I could see that there was somebody in the front seat, but could not get a description. The man yelled for the girl to "get back over here". She got very shaky and ran back to the car. He held the door open and she jumped in the back seat. He got in the car and they drove off. So, I did report this to local police, I posted on a website, and reported this to local news. I never received a call back from anybody. Now, today I'm watching YouTube and clips of Brittanee are popping up, and I see one from her dad, from about a year ago. He's describing handing out fliers to people in McClellanvlle. He says he thinks he might have given a flyer to a suspect and described a two tone care. My jaw hit the ground..It's the first time since seeing Brittanee that day, that I could actually make a connection between her and what I know I saw. That car she jumped in was a two tone, either a Mercedes or BMW. I would say tan and light tan color, but nicer like cream or champagne. It was a nice car with nice rims. Mr Drexel didn't mention the color or make of the car, so I hope this info coincides with what he saw. If it does, than I know that was her. I never heard of the DeShaun guy until today, bouncing around YouTube, He looks like the guy that was yelling at her to come back to the car. Another thing with the "fishing village" . When I first heard that a couple of years ago, the first thing that I thought of was a place on Sol Lagre road. It's off Folly road on the way to the beach, which is the direction I saw the car drive off in. It's an old creek side fishing area right off the Stono river. There's a bad spot back there called Mosquito Beach, where a lot of bad things have happened over the years. It's known for crack and crime.. that's simply my own deduction, but a good one... Of course, back when it happened, my ex-girlfriend told me I was crazy, but about 2 or 3 months later while watching the news, she admitted that that very well could have been Brittanee at the station that day. That's the day I typed a message very much like this one and posted it on a website that was set up for finding her.. I hope this helps. What bothers me is, that if this wasn't Brittanee, then it was some other poor girl in serious trouble, and the fact that I was never contacted, at least for that reason, saddens me greatly. You can contact me on my page if you would like to verify anything.. I know it was her... God bless!! My name is Stephen..
When you live stirred up, you don’t run away from enemies; you run to your enemies. You know God being for you is more than the world being against you.
It may look like some things have gone out in your life: dreams that didn’t work out, promises you were believing for. But under all those ashes, a flame is still burning. You have to stir it up. Stir up your passion, stir up your dreams, stir up your gifts.
Don’t worry if you’re not getting credit. Don’t get discouraged if people don’t thank you. God sees your sacrifice. When you give, He gives you more back. When you show someone favor, He shows you more favor.
