🚨 A FAMILY WENT LOOKING FOR THEIR MISSING LOVED ONE… AND MADE A HORRIFIC DISCOVERY THEMSELVES.

The family of 26-year-old Shanteria Mosley is demanding answers after they say she left home to make DoorDash deliveries and never returned.

When Shanteria stopped responding, her family tracked her phone to the area of Park Valley Apartments off South Cobb Drive in Smyrna, Georgia. They searched the woods, knocked on doors and eventually located her vehicle.

According to the family, they contacted police for help but felt their concerns were not being taken seriously, so they continued searching on their own.

That’s when things reportedly took a terrifying turn.

Family members say they noticed a man watching them from an apartment window. They approached him and asked whether he had seen anyone getting out of Shanteria’s vehicle. He allegedly told them he hadn’t.

Later, the family says they saw the same person carrying a plastic container. When confronted, he allegedly dropped it and ran.

Inside, authorities would later discover human remains. Shanteria’s family says they recognized a tattoo and realized the remains belonged to her.

18-year-old Kingston Bradley has been charged with concealing the death of another person. The investigation into what happened to Shanteria remains ongoing, and major questions surrounding her death have yet to be answered.

But for her family, one question is already front and center:

Why did they have to become the search party themselves?

A family looking for their daughter ended up making a discovery no family should ever have to make.

What do you think authorities should have done differently after the family first asked for help?