Jeannette arose Sunday to go to church with her twin sister Dannette Millbrook and their family. It was arranged for them to be picked up by the church van. After church service, Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook walked to Church's Chicken to buy food for lunch for them and their family with the money their pastor gave their mother. When they returned home, Dannette and Jeannette Millbrook told their mother and sisters that they were followed by a man in a white van. Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook believed that the van followed them for several blocks before stopping at the gate outside of their housing complex.

Jeannette Millbrook's Home (Approx. Location)

Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook walked from their home to their godfather's, Ted, house around 3 o'clock to pick up $20 for their bus fare for the entire week. They just moved to a new apartment, but it was outside of their school district; therefore, the school bus could not pick them up from their new apartment.

Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook then walked to their cousin Juanita's house. They asked her if she wanted to sleep over at their home—something they did often. However, their cousin's mother did not allow their cousin to walk with them because it was getting dark. Jeannette and Dannette's cousin could tell they wanted company on their way home.

Godfather Ted's Home (Approx. Location)

Dannette and Jeannette Millbrook then walked from their cousin's house to their older sister's home, Aceander Millbrook. They also asked Aceander Millbrook to walk home with them, but she was not up for the walk because she just gave birth—something Dannette and Jeannette knew.

Cousin's Home (Approx. Location)

Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook left their sister's home and walked to the Pump 'N' Shop to buy chips and drinks. They saw Ms. Gloria who was at the register. Ms. Gloria reported that Jeannette and Dannette walked immediately out of the store after they purchased their items. She looked away from a moment and when she looked back Jeannette and Dannette were gone.

Older Sister's Home (Approx. Location)

Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook's mother, Louise Sturgis, began to worry when they did not return home. She was expecting them to be back by 7:00 pm, but darkness fell and they still were not home. Louise Sturgis and Jeannette and Dannette's sister, Shanta Sturgis, began walking down the street searching for them. When they could not find Dannette and Jeannette, they returned home and called the police to inform them that Jeannette and Dannette were missing. Louise Sturgis was told that Jeannette and Dannette had to missing for 24 hours before the police could search for them.

Jeannette Millbrook's Home (Approx. Location)

Louise Sturgis and Shanta Sturgis waited 24 hours before calling the police again. Louise Sturgis was connected to detective Jim Shipp who immediately labeled Jeannette and Dannette as runways.

The original investigator closed the case because it appeared that someone reported that Dannette and Jeannette returned home, but they did not. Also, a final report was never filed.

In the early 2000s, Shanta Sturgis saw a facial reconstruction of a women that was found and she looked "just like" Jeannette on the news. She reached out to the police to confirm if it was Jeannette. Sturgis was told that it was not Jeannette, but they did not have Jeannette or Dannette's DNA to actually confirm this. The facial reconstruction is of a Aiken Jane Doe. It was reported that an Aiken County Jane Doe was found in a wooded area in Aiken South Carolina in January 1993.

Sheriff Richard Roundtree reopened the case and acknowledged that the family has experienced a terrible injustice.

It was discovered that Joseph Patrick Washington, who was a convicted rapist and alleged serial killer, was operating in the same area Dannette and Jeannette went missing. The women and girls he attacked were black, with short hair, and within the age range of their teens to their thirties. He was arrested in 1993.   The GBI collected multiple samples from Patrick's home and car two years after the twins’ case was closed. These samples were not compared to the DNA of Dannette and Jeannette's mother and sister because their DNA was collected in 2013. Overall, Patrick was never considered a suspect.

There were a few discrepancies found by the current corner regarding the Aiken Jane Doe: a death year that is estimated to be within the late 80s and there is a possibility that the Jane Doe had a child. However, several resources have consistently recorded a death year between 1990 and 1992. It has been contemplated that the corner may be referring to another Jane Doe that was found in Shaw Creek who did have a c-section. This Jane Doe was in the same age range and found in the late 80s.

The current Aiken County Corner ruled out that the facial reconstruction of the bones of the Jane Doe found in Aiken County is not the twins Jeannette and Dannette based on a private examination of the bones.

The host of the Fall Line Podcast sent a letter to Ernest Vaughns—a man that is friends with John Millbrook—who is in prision for murder. They asked if he remembered John Millbrook and his twin daughters Dannette and Jeannette Millbrook. Vaughns responded to their letter and in his letter there is a question stating, "what if I told you that I know where you might could find them?" The host turned the letter over to police and were told that it would be handled at the time. However, the host of The Fall Line heard nothing after they followed up with Richmond County.

Laura Coates and Page Reynolds spoke with Vaughns over the phone. Vaughns revealed that he saw Jeannette and Dannette at their father's home on 3rd street. An incident occurred where a man "took advantage" of one of the twins; the other twin saw what happened and said something to this individual. He reacted to her response by hitting her, which caused her to fall and hit her head on a table. This fall resulted in death. Vaughns heard the scream of the other twin before everyone that was in the apartment was told to leave. Reynolds asked Vaughns where would Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook's bodies would be. Vaughns said he does not know for sure, but he provided an area where they possibly could be: Merry Brothers Brickyard. This information was given to Sherriff Richard Roundtree and it was investigated. However, Roundtree expressed that the incident occurred, but it is not connected to Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook's case after investigating this lead.

The Brickyard Ponds (Approx. Location)

Brooke Hargrove spoke with John Millbrook, who had dementia, before he died. She asked if Millbrook knew were Dannette and Jeannette were. He stated he thinks his daughters are died. The family is not giving up hope that Jeannette and Dannette Millbrook are still alive.