When a 17-year-old girl left work one night in March of 2004, it began what would become one of the most well-known missing persons cases in New England.

Her father and a duo of private investigators have dedicated years in their own pursuit of answers. More than anything, they just want to find her.

I'm Kylie Lowe, and this is the case of Brianna Maitland,

on Dark Down East. It was around 1.15 p.m. on Saturday, March 20, 2004, and a Vermont state trooper had just been dispatched for a report of an abandoned car.

As he approached the scene along Route 118 in Montgomery,

he tried to make sense of the odd sight in front of him.

There was a vintage, boxy boat of a car

backed into a weathered old farmhouse.

Here's private investigator, Lewis Berry.

It was found, literally backed into... Here's private investigator Lewis Berry.

It was found, literally backed into and up against, in fact hung up on the foundation of an abandoned house called the Dutchburn house.

The Dutchburn house was an old farmhouse once occupied by brothers Harry and Myron Dutchburn.

It had been abandoned since the 90s some years after a violent home invasion that left the farmers severely injured.

Before they boarded the place up, the brothers had seen more than a couple drivers go off the road and right into their yard.

It's right on a curve, So cars would go off that curve sometimes when they're driving too fast.

So they'd go into the field, get stuck in the snow or the mud or whatever, and they'd

come and they'd bang on the Dutchburn store.

And they'd get up and get the tractor and haul them out of there.

Whether it be slide-offs during inclement weather or a novice driver failing to navigate the curve

or someone getting behind the wheel while intoxicated, seeing a car off the road right in that very spot

wasn't all that unusual.

When the trooper responded, his initial reaction was, okay, we had a drunk driver who

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