This Teen Went Out With Her Friends One Evening, But Got Into An Argument With Her Boyfriend And Never Made It Back Home: Days Later, She Was Found Strangled In A Ditch And The Person Who Called To Report Finding Her Used A Fake Name

According to a Facebook page created by the Corley family, though, the teen and her boyfriend ended up getting into an argument. Then, Theresa– who reportedly had too much to drink– became angry and decided she wanted to leave.

She ended up leaving on foot with the intention of walking home– even though the bar was located five or six miles from her house, and it was very late at night.

Still, Theresa began her solo trek, but she did not remain alone for long. During her walk, she was approached by a group of four men who ultimately took her to an apartment at The Presidential Arms in Franklin, Massachusetts.

Now, it is unclear whether the teen was hitchhiking and the men offered her a ride or if she was forcibly put into their vehicle.

Nonetheless, once at the Franklin apartment building, Theresa was assaulted by at least one of the men. The teen was able to somehow escape the apartment afterward, though, and began her journey back down Route 140 toward home.

Then, she was picked up by various different drivers along her trek. One of whom, a truck driver for Garlelick Farms, dropped Theresa off at the Bellingham Police Station. The teen did not go inside, though, and was later spotted in front of a local Dairy Queen.

At that point, Theresa was under a mile away from her home. Following that sighting, though, she was never seen alive again.

The following morning, December 5, Theresa’s mother awoke and realized that her daughter had never returned home. At that point, her family began their search by reaching out to Theresa’s friends.

“We did learn one of the men, Steve, who is considered one of the [assaulters], went to the Alpine Place apartments ‘looking for someone.’ It just so happened Theresa’s boyfriend lived at that complex,” the Facebook page entitled Justice For Theresa Corley states.

“He [Theresa’s boyfriend] overheard Steve saying where Theresa went that night. He states that police have tried to jig his memory a few times over the years. He did go immediately to his uncle, he says, who was a Franklin Police Detective.”