Passenger Seat Evidence Reveals Chilling Clues in Disappearance of Local Teacher

The Abandoned Vehicle

When police found Sarah Harlow’s sedan idling on the shoulder of Route 47, the scene seemed suspicious from the start:

  • Driver’s door slightly ajar

  • Purse and phone still inside

  • Half-drunk coffee in the cupholder, still warm

But it was the passenger seat that told the real story.

The Forensic Breakthrough

Investigators discovered:

  • Muddy boot prints on the floor mat (size 11, not Sarah’s)

  • A single black glove wedged between seats

  • Blood spatter on the headrest—later matched to Sarah’s DNA

Most damning? Security footage from a gas station 9 miles back showed a figure ducking into her car as she paid inside.

The Chilling Timeline

  1. 6:32 AM – Sarah buys coffee at QuickStop

  2. 6:38 AM – Man enters her unlocked vehicle

  3. 6:47 AM – Car speeds past traffic cam 14 miles east

  4. 7:12 AM – Vehicle found abandoned

The Unsettling Connection

The glove contained traces of:

  • Industrial lubricant used at a local warehouse

  • Peanut oil matching a brand sold only at PriceMart

Both clues led to Derek Voss, a stocker with:
✅ Prior kidnapping charge (pleaded down)
✅ Size 11 work boots
✅ A PriceMart employee discount card

The Search Continues

Despite arresting Voss, Sarah remains missing. Her sister told reporters:

“That glove proves she fought. We just need one person who saw something to come forward.”

A $75,000 reward is offered for information leading to her recovery.