Shelley Mook, 24, vanished the late afternoon of February 28, 2011, after visiting the home of her ex-husband, Tyler Mook, to drop off their six-year-old daughter. She was last seen between 3:30 and 4:00 p.m.; family and investigators say she stayed at his house for more than an hour and left saying she would run errands and return later that evening. Shelley missed a 4:30 p.m. appointment with a maintenance worker at her new apartment in Murfreesboro and failed to show up for work the next morning as an eighth-grade teacher at Harris Middle School. Her 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix was found burned in a field off U.S.

41A in the early hours of March 1, 2011, several miles from her home and southeast of Murfreesboro. A text was sent from her phone around 7 p.m. that evening, but the circumstances are unclear. Investigators focused on her ex-husband, who had a documented history of volatility; their daughter told a child specialist she saw her mother go into the house upset and never saw her again. No trace of Shelley has been found and no charges have been announced.

Did anyone in the area around Shelbyville or Murfreesboro at the time see Shelley, her car, or the burned vehicle that night?