28-Year-Old Detroit Woman Missing for Days

FOX 2 has obtained video that could offer clues into what happened to a missing Detroit woman. 28-year-old Shanita Brown hasn't been seen in three days, and her family fears something awful has happened to her.

"I talk to my sister everyday. Anybody that knows us (knows) I talk to my sister every day," said Salina Brown.

That's why Salina is worried sick about her 28-year-old sister, Shanita, who she hasn't seen or spoken with since Monday.

"This is not like her. She has not shown up for work. She didn't pick her work check up. She has not been to her house. I just want my sister to come home," Salina Brown said.

On Monday night, Shanita went to Detroit's Celebrity Club on Plymouth Road. Exclusive video obtained by FOX 2 shows Shanita entering the bar with two men and a girlfriend. Shanita is seen in the video wearing a dark jacket.

"I don't know who these two guys are. I just know she's (known) one for about two weeks and that's it," said Salina Brown. "No one has seen her."

The owner of Celebrity tells us Shanita spent a few hours at the club. When you look closely at the video, you can see one of the men becoming very affectionate with Shanita and rubbing her back. The other man sitting to the right of the couple. Cameras eventually capture a clearer image of the two men she was there with until early Tuesday morning.

After they left the bar, Shanita and those two men dropped the other girl they were with off in the 13300 block of Mark Twain. Shanita hasn't been seen or heard from since.

"I hope nobody has hurt her. She (has) so many people that love her. I just want my sister to come home. I want her to be okay," Salina Brown said.

Detroit Police are getting ready to examine the surveillance video, hoping to identify the two men Shanita was with and speak to them about what happened that night.

As each day passes without Shanita, her family can't help but fear the worst.

"In my heart, I feel like something (is) wrong with my sister because she never did this before," said Salinia Brown.

But they're praying for the best.