Missing teen Adriana Davidson has been found dead by athletic fields at her school - three days after she disappeared with police saying there are "no indications of foul play".
Her dad John Davidson said "I'm not sure where I go from here" after revealing the news that the 15-year-old's body had been found at Pioneer High School, in Ann Arbour, Michigan.
Adriana was reported missing on Friday after she didn't return home from school and friends having not seen her since around 11am.
And on Monday, her brother, Anthony Lopez, shared a heartbreaking video where he told that his sister's body had been discovered by police on the grounds.
He said: "We got a call to get to my dad's apartment right away. The two detectives were there and they let us know that Adriana was found and that she has passed on. My little sister is dead."
Mr Davidson wrote on Facebook : "This is the hardest thing I’ve even had to do but, my daughter Adriana was found and she has passed on! I’m not sure where I go from here but, I am so grateful for all the support and love from everyone across this nation especially family and friends that have helped searching and posting for Adriana!
"I need time to grieve and her siblings and mother as well as immediate family need time to grieve I will post details about her funeral once we have everything set! Thank you everyone for your support I love you all! God bless and let’s all know that Adriana is at peace!"
Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) confirmed that Adriana had been found and at this stage in the investigation into her death, there are "no indications of foul play".
It stated: "The WCSO family is saddened to report that Adriana Davidson was found deceased a short time ago.
"Just before 1:00pm today, the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office K-9 unit located Adriana Davidson near the athletic fields of Ann Arbor Pioneer High School. At this early stage there are no indications of foul play.
"The Ann Arbor Police Department will be taking over the death investigation as the scene is within city limits.
"Our sincere condolences go out to the friends and family of Adriana. You remain in our thoughts and prayers. We would also like to thank everyone for your assistance in spreading the word, sharing tips, and offering your support."
Her family told how she had said she was not feeling well when she got to school and left shortly afterwards.
Surveillance footage from Ann Arbour transport reportedly showed her going back to school in the afternoon but she was not seen going inside the building.
And it was at that point that her family said she stopped replying to phone messages.
A community search began to try and locate Adriana but by nightfall and no signs of the missing teen, her dad called the police.
