Shelbyville Mother, Teacher Missing For One Year - NewsChannel5.com | Nashville News, Weather & Sports

SHEBLYVILLE, Tenn. – Tuesday marked one year since the disappearance of a Shelbyville mother and teacher.

Officials with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said that although a year has passed, they are still no closer to locating Shelley Mook.

Mook disappeared February 28 after she dropped off her 6-year-old daughter at her ex-husband's home. Her burned out car was found in Murfreesboro that same night, where she had recently moved.

Police canvassed the area and searched the home of Mook's ex-husband, but all to no avail.

Mook is presumed dead-- but investigators say they need to find her body before they can charge anyone.

The reward for information in her case now totals $20,000.

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• March 18, 2011: Cadaver Dogs Used To Search In Missing Teacher Case
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• Mar. 7, 2011: TBI Agents Search Ex-Husband Of Missing Teacher's Home
• Mar. 6, 2011: Missing Teacher's Family, Friends Come to Search for Her
• Mar. 3, 2011: Police Find Missing School Teacher's Burned-Out Car