A Kentucky mother of four missing for more than a month was taken to a home of one of the three men with whom she was seen leaving a bar, police said. Investigators have been able to confirm Savannah Spurlock, 22, traveled about 40 miles to a home in a rural part of Garrard County after leaving the Other Bar in Lexington on Jan. 4, Richmond Police Lt. Col. Rodney Richardson told Fox News Sunday. Spurlock was brought to the house by three men she had met at the bar, Richardson said. “They did not know Savannah prior to meeting her at the bar,” he said. Surveillance footage showed Spurlock leaving the bar with three men. She rode in the backseat of a vehicle with two of the men, while the third followed them in a separate vehicle, Fox News reported. Both vehicles have undergone forensic testing, but authorities do not plan to release their findings. One of the men with whom Spurlock was last seen told police she left the home “later that morning,” but did not specify how she left. Police said they have been unable to confirm his account. Spurlock’s phone, which has not been located, was turned off about 8:30 a.m. that morning. Spurlock gave birth to twins in December, and has two sons, ages 4 and 2. “We are devastated,” her mother, Ellen Spurlock, told Fox News. “She has four young kids that need their mother. Whatever you know, you need to come forward now. I’m begging you to do this as a human being.” Spurlock is 5 feet tall, weighs 140 pounds and has brown eyes, shoulder-length brownish blond hair and multiple tattoos, including a rose on her left shoulder. Her tattoos also include “I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me” on the right side of her midsection and “I’m her daughter” on her back. She was last seen wearing a black sleeveless top, a maroon skirt and high heels. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Richmond Police Department at 859-624-4776 or detective@richmond.ky.us. RELATED STORIES<doc-sep>The ex-boyfriend of Savannah Spurlock – the young mother of four who'd given birth to twins in December and vanished early Jan. 4 after she was spotted on surveillance video leaving a Lexington bar with two men -- told Fox News on Wednesday he believes the men know where she is. Police searched a home Tuesday in Garrard County, Kentucky, in relation to her disappearance. Fox 56 reported that its crew saw officers at a home at Perkins Lane and Fall Lick Road on Tuesday, and that a car was towed from the scene. WLEX reported the residence is owned by the parents of a man seen in the surveillance video. Police remain tight-lipped in the case of the missing mother, 22, and are not confirming how the house or car might be connected. Garrard County is about an hour's drive from Lexington. The two men seen in the surveillance video with Spurlock have not been named or publicly identified as suspects, though Richmond police say the two men aren’t necessarily cleared. Investigators are actively talking to everyone connected to the case. No arrests have been made thus far. “I do think the guys she was with that night know exactly where she is,” Spurlock’s ex, Shaquille Smith, 27, wrote in a message to Fox News. “I do think she is out there somewhere worried and thinking about her kids, family and friends.” Smith says he knows the names of the men but is not releasing them to protect the investigation. He tells Fox News he does not recognize the men and considers them out-of-towners. Savannah’s mother, Ellen Spurlock, 47, also tells Fox News she doesn’t recognize the men and says she’s devastated over the disappearance of her daughter. She has described Savannah as kind, “very responsible” and always in touch. “I don’t sleep at night. It’s a nightmare,” Ellen Spurlock told Fox news. “I’m just trying to get information out to the public in the hopes and prayers that somebody is going to come forward that will lead to her.” WOMAN REPORTED MISSING AFTER LEAVING BOSTON BAR IS FOUND; SUSPECT CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING Savannah Spurlock's oldest child has a father that is absent and often stays with his grandfather, according to her mother. Shaquille Smith says he and Savannah were in a three-year relationship that ended in March of last year. Together, Smith says he and Savannah have a 2-year-old son and 7-week-old twins. According to Ellen Spurlock, she and Savannah have lived together in a Richmond home for about one year. On the night of Thursday, Jan. 3, Savannah left their house in Ellen’s car with a female friend. The females stopped at a male friend’s house in Lexington and together the three got into a different car bound for a bar in Lexington. Ellen says Savannah’s purse and wallet were discovered in one of the cars — something that's out of character for her. At some point, Savannah ended up at The Other Bar in Lexington and was seen on surveillance walking with the two men around 2:30 a.m. Ellen says around 3 a.m., Savannah FaceTimed her from the driver's seat of a car driven by an African-American male, with two people in the back seat, to tell her she would be home in the morning. Ellen says she did not get a good look at the people in the back, who were being loud. Ellen Spurlock says she didn't recognize the driver and can’t say definitively that he was one of the men in the surveillance video. Ellen says she called Savannah’s phone around 8.a.m. on Jan. 4; the call went straight to voicemail, though, something that immediately caused her to worry. Ellen says Spurlock’s twins are too young to realize what’s going on – but her 2-year-old is hurting. “He really misses her. He saw her on TV one night and yelled, ‘Mommy, Mommy,’” Ellen tells Fox News. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Ellen Spurlock and Smith say Savannah was not the type to go out often. They say she went out to bars once every couple of weeks or months. Smith says what troubles him the most is the length of time Savannah has been missing. “I think she just wanted to go out and have a drink or two with some friends,” he said. Savannah Spurlock is described as about five feet tall. She currently has brown hair with some blond highlights. She has tattoos, including a rose on her left shoulder. She was last seen in the surveillance video wearing a black shirt, a maroon skirt and heels.<doc-sep>Savannah Spurlock, 22, has been missing since January 4 A 22-year-old mother who vanished last month, was taken to a home in Kentucky by the three men with whom she was last seen, police have revealed. Lt. Col Rodney Richardson, of the Richmond Police Department told Fox News on Sunday that mother-of-four Savannah Spurlock's last known location was a home in Garrard County. 'We know that she ended up at a home in Garrard County some time after leaving the bar with these three men,' Richardson said. 'They did not know Savannah prior to meeting her at the bar.' According to Richardson, Spurlock travelled to the home in the back of two of the the men's car, with another vehicle driven by the third man following along behind. Police confirmed they had forensically searched both of the vehicles but they refused to release the findings of the searches. Investigators have been unable to confirm whether Spurlock left the home, which is located in a rural area - despite one of the men involved claiming she left 'later that morning'. Scroll down for video Social media scammers have been claiming they have Savannah (pictured in an older photo), asking for $1,000, gift cards, or Bitcoin for her return Investigators said that Spurlock's phone, which they have not located, was turned off around 8:30 a.m. that morning. Meanwhile, Spurlock's mother issued a heartbreaking plea last week to her daughter to 'please come home'. Ellen Spurlock, who lives with her daughter in Richmond, believes the young mother-of-four was taken against her will. 'It's the worst nightmare, we're leaning on our faith in God and on each other, our family, our friends,' Ellen told ABC News. 'I would say to her please come home to your family and friends. We miss you and we love you more than you will ever know.' 'Please, please come home to us. Your babies need you.' Ellen also revealed that the last time she spoke to her daughter was on FaceTime around 3am on the morning she vanished. Ellen Spurlock, who lives with her daughter in Richmond, Kentucky, issued a heartbreaking plea to her daughter to 'please come home' 'She seemed okay,' Ellen recalled. 'She told me she was fine. When I asked her where she was, she said she was in Lexington. She promised she'd be home later that morning. She did not seem out of the ordinary.' Ellen said her daughter was in a car with at least three other people when they last spoke. 'I don't know anything about her relationship with the men that she was with,' she added. 'When she FaceTimed me, I did not recognize the gentleman driving the car. I had never seen him before. I could not see who was in the back of the car because it was so dark out.' Savannah went missing on January 4, just days after giving birth to twin boys (pictured) 'But I heard voices talking over each other - that's how I knew there were at least two individuals in the backseat of the vehicle.' Savannah vanished after leaving The Other Bar in Lexington just days after she gave birth to twins. Surveillance footage captured Savannah leaving the bar with two of the men. All three men that Savannah left the bar with have been identified and questioned, according to Richmond Assistant Chief of Police Rodney Richardson. Richardson said it remains unclear if the men Savannah left the bar with were the same people she was inside the car with while talking to Ellen. Last week, police searched the home of one of the two men she was spotted with and seized a car. She was last seen on surveillance video leaving The Other Bar in Lexington, Kentucky with two men. They were questioned by police at the time but they have not been charged The two men, along with a third, were located and questioned but not charged. One of the men drove away in a pickup truck (pictured) Shaquille Smith, Savannah's ex-boyfriend and the father of two of her children, said he believes the men know where she is. 'I do think the guys she was with that night know exactly where she is,' Smith told Fox News. 'I do think she is out there somewhere worried and thinking about her kids, family, and friends.' Ellen said her daughter's disappearance has been especially hard on her toddler children, aged 2 and 4. Pictured is one of her children Ellen said that the police have not been able to share details of the case with her 'because it is so active', but she added that she understands. No one has been charged in the case. Richardson said his focus is currently on the search for Savannah and that he believes she is in danger. There is no indication that the mother-of-four ran away and police have not ruled out the possibility of foul play, he added. 'Her kids were her priority,' Ellen said. 'So this is all just a big shock to her family and friends that she would not be here for over three weeks.' 'I miss her. It's very, very hard on us. We just want her back where she belongs with us and her four babies.' Ellen also revealed that social media scammers have been claiming they have her daughter, asking for $1,000, gift cards, or Bitcoin for her return. 'She's only worth a thousand dollars? At least make your story believable,' Ellen told WKYT. 'It's very cruel. If these people that are doing this would think about what they would be doing in my situation, they may stop.' Savannah is 5ft tall and weighs about 140lbs. She has shoulder-length brown and blond hair and several tattoos One of the scammers threatened to cut Savannah's finger off if they didn't receive the ransom in 12 hours. Another threatened that 'We will vanish and so will Spurlock' if they weren't paid. Ellen said the messages have been a distraction to investigators, who must check out every tip or lead 'no matter how silly it seems'. On Sunday, Savannah's family released a new image of the 22-year-old. Shaquille Smith, Spurlock's ex-boyfriend and the father of two of her children, said he believes the men know where she is The photo, which shows her with brown hair instead of blonde, is the most recent picture they have of the young mom. 'Because Savannah has so many different ''looks'' we ask if anyone has photos taken the six weeks prior to missing to please message to us,' a post on the page Missing Savannah read. 'As we receive them, we will share. This photo was newly found in her grandmother's digital camera.' The family also released images of the month-old twin boys who have now been without their mother for three weeks. Ellen told WKYT that her daughter's disappearance has been especially hard on her toddler children, aged two and four. '(Her son) doesn't know what's going on, but my fear is how long can that take place, you know? Mommy is not here for 11 days, each day is another day,' she said when the search was reaching the two-week mark. 'The twins are too young, but the two-year-old, he misses his mommy. He saw her on TV one night and said 'Mommy'. He misses her. 'I cope with it by praying and believing that she is still out there.' The family has since created a GoFundMe to raise money for a reward for any information that could lead to Savannah. 'I would like for anyone that has anything that might help us in locating Savannah to please come forward and give that information,' Ellen said. 'No matter how insignificant you think it is, how minor, it could be the piece of the puzzle that brings Savannah back to us.' Savannah is 5ft tall and weighs about 140lbs. She was last seen wearing a black top and a red skirt with heels.<doc-sep>
One month after a young mother of four mysteriously vanished in Kentucky, investigators are focused on a rural county where authorities say she went with three men the day she disappeared. Savannah Spurlock, 22, vanished on Friday, Jan. 4 after leaving a bar in Lexington, Kentucky, with three men, according to Richmond police. Those three men took her to an undisclosed home in rural Garrard County, Kentucky, which is considered "her last known whereabouts," Richmond Assistant Chief of Police Rodney Richardson told ABC News on Tuesday. Richardson would not say if it's believed Spurlock was taken there against her will. "We know for sure that she was at a residence, she was taken there after she left the bar," he said. "We don't know when, how she left, or what happened to her after that." Those three men with Spurlock have been identified and questioned, Richardson said. They have not been charged, he said, however charges have not been ruled out. Richardson would not say if the 22-year-old is believed to be alive but he acknowledged that "it troubles us that it's been so long." Spurlock did not have belongings with her and authorities do not believe she ran away, Richardson said. Authorities declined to comment on whether they believe foul play was involved. The ongoing search for Spurlock is concentrated in Garrad County but investigators are pursuing all viable leads, Richardson said. Spurlock's mother, Ellen Spurlock, called her daughter's disappearance her "worst nightmare." "I miss her," the mother told ABC News last week. "We just want her back where she belongs with us and her four babies." She called her daughter "a very responsible individual" who "hardly ever went anywhere." She said the last time she spoke to her daughter was via Facetime around 3 a.m. on January 4. Ellen Spurlock said her daughter was in a car with at least three other people at the time. "She told me she was fine," Ellen Spurlock told ABC News Sunday night. "When I asked her where she was, she said she was in Lexington. She promised she would be home later that morning. She did not seem out of the ordinary." "Our ultimate goal is to find Savannah," Richardson said. The missing woman is described as having multiple tattoos, including a rose on her left shoulder and text reading "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me” on the right side of her torso. She was last seen wearing a black sleeveless top and a maroon skirt with heels. Anyone with information is asked to call the Richmond Police Department at 859-624-4776.