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This begins part two of Unfound's coverage of the disappearance of Brianna Maitland.

If you have not yet listened to Part 1, please find it on Unfound's feed in your podcast application.

Brianna Alexandria Maitland was a 17 year old

from Montgomery, Vermont. She worked two jobs and lived with a friend.

On the night of March 19, 2004, Brianna left work at 11.20 PM.

40 minutes later, witnesses saw Brianna's car backed up against an abandoned house.

Brianna wasn't there. She was never seen again. I'm at Denzel and this is unfound. Okay, other than that there's nothing. Nothing. Wow. You know and you wouldn't you wouldn't like necessarily it was searched but you could look out in this field

Yeah, it's pretty flat. Yeah, yeah, yeah, well they did go out and search, of course, that field. They searched that are extremely well. But, yeah, all right, and we also should note as far as the car goes no damage to it for example no paint from like another car as if two cars touched nothing like that no bumper really messed up except for the rear bumper that hit the house nothing like that

but what was the car driveable when they did get it back I mean did somebody continue to drive it or did they

park it what was the status on the car? How badly was it messed up?

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