Carlee Russell's tweets about not feeling 'wanted', cheating and her job before she vanished and claimed she'd been 'abducted' - as her boyfriend DELETES panicked post about her 'kidnapping'

Carlee Russell complained about not feeling wanted, cheating and how she was fed up with her job just days before she vanished and then reappeared, claiming to have escaped kidnappers who snatched her from an Alabama interstate.

The 25-year-old is now facing tough questions from Hoover Police Department after returning to her parents' house with a cut lip but no other injuries on Saturday July 15th. 

She is staying quiet and refusing to sit down with police after triggering a widespread manhunt, grabbing national headlines and terrifying her loving family after disappearing on July 13th. 

She had called 911 and a relative claiming she'd pulled over to help a toddler on the side of the road. 

Carlee's complaints about her job will likely come as a shock to the spa owner, who said she was pleasant and seemed to get along with everyone she worked with 

Carlee Russell with her boyfriend Thomar Simmons before she vanished. He has now scrubbed all trace of her from his social media pages in a sign that he is not buying her abduction story either

Carlee's tweets in the days and weeks leading up to her disappearance paint a picture of a melancholic young woman who was sick of her job and unlucky in love 

After reappearing at her parents' house two days later, Carlee told detectives she was abducted by a man with orange hair who held her captive for two days. Police now say there is no proof of such a toddler, or the abduction tale she spun them. 

She is yet to answer questions from detectives and her parents have not commented since police revealed their doubts about her claims. 

And while her social media accounts do not explain her behavior, they paint a picture of a melancholic young woman who was unlucky in love and fed up with work.  

Carlee's boyfriend Thomar - who had been frantically appealing for updates - appears to have now gone sour on her.  

After the Hoover Police Department press conference yesterday, Thomar scrubbed all mention of Carlee from his Instagram and Facebook accounts.

He has not only deleted his posts about her disappearance, but has also erased every photo of her and them together that had been there before. 

The pair recently visited New York City over the Fourth of July weekend.  

When Carlee was missing, her boyfriend Thomar frantically appealed for information on social media 

Thomar and Carlee recently visited New York together over July 4. He has since deleted her from his photos of the trip 

Happier times: Carlee with Thomar. He was among those who led the search for her 

Thomar has now scrubbed Carlee from his Instagram page. He is yet to comment publicly on the police revelation that there is no proof to her abduction story 

Thomar has not commented publicly since police started poking holes in his girlfriend's story. 

While he made loving appeals for information about her whereabouts, Carlee's Twitter account suggests all was not well in the relationship in the weeks before the ordeal. 

She complained about men throwing 'everything away' for 'a 'h*e or stripper'. 

'I always say one thing I WON'T do is stay with someone who cheated on me,' read another of her tweets. 

In that instance, she was referring to another Twitter user and not Thomar. 

On the day of her disappearance, just an hour before she called police at 10.34pm EST (9.34pm CT), Carlee was tweeting about wanting a family. She then told the 911 operator she had seen a child on the road 

But it was clear romance was on her mind. 

'Everyone wants to feel wanted,' she tweeted at 3.08am on July 8, five days before she vanished. 

Last month, she hinted at being betrayed. 

'You think you have a bond with someone until they show you you never did,' she tweeted.

Carlee also complained about her job at The Woodhouse Spa in Birmingham. 

On the night of her disappearance, she stole a bathrobe and toilet paper from the business. 

'My job is really starting to get on my dang nerves,' read a tweet posted at 7.20am on July 8. 

In another tweet earlier in the summer, she talked about calling out sick. 

Frustrated: Hoover Police Chief Nick Derzis said detectives want to speak with Carlee again 

Carlee is believed to be holed up in her parents $800k house in Hoover, Alabama 

Carlee's mom, realtor Talitha Robinson Russell, told the TODAY show that she 'fought for her life'. She insisted her abductor was still out there after she returned home. Her father, Carlos, an underwriter for a bank, backed up the story too

'I just can't with life today,' she said.  

Carlee's parents, Talitha and Carlos Russell, are said to be shielding her from further interrogation. 

'We have asked to interview Carlee a second time but have not been granted that request. As you can see, there are many questions left to be answered but only Carlee can provide those answers.

'The family stated to us right now, in her mental state, because of trauma, she is not ready to talk. That is what we've been told,' Chief Nick Derzis said yesterday. 

Carlee's parents swallowed her story whole and repeated it on the TODAY show on Monday after Carlee reappeared at their house with a busted lip and in a 'bad state'. 

'She fought for her life,' her father Carlos, a VP of underwriting for BBVA bank, said.  

The moment of 'abduction': Carlee was filmed pulling over on I-459 on July 13th at 9.34pm. The video, taken from a distance, shows nothing like what she described 

Now, they have gone to ground. 

Questions linger over whether the 25-year-old nursing student and spa worker may be on the hook criminally while friends and neighbors who rallied around the family are demanding answers.

Filing a false police report in Alabama is a Class A misdemeanor with a penalty of up to one year in prison and a fine of $6,000. 

The owner of the spa where she worked also now wants to know whether the $102 cash found in her sock came from his register. 

He told Good Morning America today that Carlee was a pleasant employee who got along with other staff.  

Alabama attorney Eric Guster said he expects Carlee will be charged with filing a false police report, but says police are likely waiting to complete their investigation first.