MONROE COUNTY, Mich. – The remains of a 22-year-old Maybee resident who had been missing since last fall when she disappeared after attending a Halloween party in Newport have been identified as Chelsea Bruck.
Below is a timeline of her disappearance, leading up to today:
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Oct. 26, 2014: Chelsea Bruck vanishes from Halloween party in Monroe County
Bruck went missing on a Saturday night during a party on Post Road in French Town Township. She was last seen wearing a Poison Ivy costume consisting on black pants and a leaf-covered top.
Oct. 29: Bruck's family, friends continue search
Nov. 2: Chelsea Bruck case: Police search for guards
Police search for the security guards that were hired for the party.
Nov. 4: More info sought from party goers about missing Chelsea Bruck
Nov. 12: Reward now $5,000 in Chelsea Bruck case
Nov. 17: Chelsea Bruck's family appeals for help
Nov. 24: Reward grows to more than $17,000 in case of missing Chelsea Bruck
March 19, 2015: Authorities search Michigan game area for missing Chelsea Bruck
Dozens of law enforcement officers search Pointe Mouillee Game Area in southeastern Michigan amid an effort to find Bruck.
April 5: New clue in missing Chelsea Bruck case
Police say they found what they believed to be a portion of Bruck's costume in the area of Peters Road and Vreeland in Flat Rock.
April 6: Helicopter, K9 search for Chelsea Bruck in Flat Rock
April 8: Family of missing Monroe County woman awaits information from police
April 24: Construction workers find body in rural Monroe County
Construction workers found the body around 2 p.m. Friday in a wooded area near train tracks in the village of Carleton. Officers from the Michigan State Police Crime Lab and Monroe County Sheriff's deputies arrived at the scene.
The construction crew was doing excavation work on a piece for property where a man is planning to build a house. The crew discovered the body while checking on a piece of equipment, police said.
April 25: Remains found in Monroe County identified as Chelsea Bruck
Dental records were used to confirm the remains belonged to Bruck, and investigators Saturday said evidence at the scene indicated a homicide.
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