Family members and local authorities are asking the public to be on high alert as the search intensifies for Jenny Bruton, a woman who has now been missing for over 36 hours. Deep concern continues to grow after she failed to arrive at her workplace on Monday, and all contact with her has since been lost.
Jenny, a responsible and well-loved member of her community, was last seen leaving for work on Monday morning. She was driving her 2015 gold Hyundai Elantra with South Carolina license plate JLT-5075.
At the time, everything appeared normal, and there was no indication that anything was wrong. However, when she did not arrive at work and failed to respond to calls or messages, her family knew something was off.
The most troubling discovery came when Jenny’s cell phone was found abandoned in a parking lot of an industrial complex off West Blvd, near the airport. The phone appeared to be powered off, and its location has raised serious concerns about whether she may have been harmed or forced into a dangerous situation.
The last confirmed activity from Jenny was a credit card charge for gas in Rock Hill at 8:30 p.m. on Monday night. This transaction occurred well after her typical work hours and has left investigators with more questions than answers.
It’s unclear whether Jenny was alone at the time, or if someone else may have been with her or using her card. Authorities are now working to piece together a timeline of Jenny’s movements throughout the day and evening on Monday.
Surveillance footage from nearby gas stations, traffic cameras, and businesses is being reviewed in hopes of finding clues about her direction of travel or possible interactions. Law enforcement has also reached out to local hospitals and shelters but, as of now, no matches have been found.
Jenny’s family describes her as kind, thoughtful, and not someone who would disappear without telling someone close to her. They are desperate for answers and are urging the public to assist in any way possible.
Her loved ones have been distributing flyers, posting on social media, and checking in with friends and coworkers in hopes of uncovering any information that might lead to her safe return.
“We just want to know that she’s safe,” one family member said. “If anyone has seen her or even thinks they saw her car, please call the police. It might be the detail that helps bring her home.”
This is a critical moment, and authorities are urging residents in Charlotte, Rock Hill, and surrounding areas to keep an eye out for Jenny or her 2015 gold Hyundai Elantra (Plate: JLT-5075). No tip is too small.
If you have any information about Jenny Bruton’s whereabouts, her vehicle, or any activity she may have been involved in Monday night, please call 911 immediately or contact your local law enforcement agency. Her family is waiting — and every second counts.
