At 4:19 in the morning, police arrived at a Greensboro gas station looking for Marissa Carmichael. She wasn’t there. Minutes earlier, she had been stranded and asking for help and surveillance captured what happened next.
On January 14, 2024, Marissa Carmichael’s night took a turn that no one could have predicted. After spending the night out in Greensboro, North Carolina, Marissa ended up at an Exxon gas station and contacted 911. She told dispatchers that she was stranded, that a man had taken her phone and purse, and that she didn’t know where she was or how she would get home.
Then something happened that would become one of the most important pieces of evidence in the case.
Marissa got into a vehicle.
When officers arrived at the gas station, she was already gone.
Investigators later obtained surveillance footage showing Marissa getting into a man’s vehicle outside the Exxon. The driver was identified and interviewed by police as a witness, but no publicly identified suspect has been established in connection with Marissa’s disappearance.
So what happened between Marissa’s desperate call for help and the moment she entered that vehicle?
In this Crime Findings documentary, we reconstruct Marissa Carmichael’s final known hours from the events leading up to the gas station, to the 911 call, the police response, the surveillance footage, and the unanswered questions that remain years later.
Her family has continued searching for answers, while investigators continue to seek information that could help determine what happened to her.
One gas station. One vehicle. One final known moment.
What happened after Marissa got into that car?
If you have information about Marissa Carmichael’s disappearance, please contact the Greensboro Police Department or the appropriate authorities.
DISCLAIMER: This documentary is presented for educational and informational purposes. Details are based on publicly available reporting, law-enforcement information, court/public records, and other documented sources. Allegations and theories are not presented as established facts, and individuals mentioned in connection with the case should not be considered suspects unless officially identified as such by authorities.
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