In the late summer of 2015, a 24-year-old woman named Brithney Alana Simpson moved from California to New York, seeking a temporary stay with a family member in Staten Island. Not long after her arrival, on September 10, 2015, Brithney was seen for the last time. On that day, she left the family member's residence without informing anyone of her plans and made her way to the Project Hospitality Drop-In Center, a facility that provides assistance to the homeless population in Staten Island. She was wearing a t-shirt and jeans at the time of her disappearance. There has been no communication from her since, and her current whereabouts remain unknown.
Brithney is described as a Black female with a dark complexion, standing at 5'8" to 5'9" tall and weighing between 145 and 160 pounds. She has brown eyes and brown hair, which she often wore in a ponytail or natural braids. Her ears are pierced.
Concerns have been raised for her well-being as it is believed she may suffer from depression or another mental illness. When she vanished, Brithney had several important personal belongings with her, including her cell phone, passport, California driver's license, credit card, and her college transcripts, suggesting she may not have intended to disappear permanently.
The investigation into Brithney's disappearance is being handled by the Los Angeles Police Department's Southwest Detective Division, as she had recently moved from California. Despite checks of law enforcement databases, no records of arrests or any other information that might shed light on her location have surfaced since she was reported missing. The case of Brithney Alana Simpson is a troubling one, involving a young woman who seemingly vanished shortly after relocating to a new city. The circumstances surrounding her visit to a homeless assistance center, coupled with potential mental health challenges, paint a picture of a vulnerable individual whose sudden silence has left her family and friends without answers for years. Her disappearance remains an active and unresolved missing person case.Last Seen: Sep 10, 2015
