Inside Adriana Davidson’s heartbreaking final hours before the missing 15-year-old’s body was found under the high school bleacher

A FAMILY panicked when their teenage daughter failed to return home from school on Friday, sparking a frantic search for her.

However, the body of 15-year-old Adriana Davidson was found under the stands at the Pioneer High School football field in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

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Her family feared foul play was involved, but police believe that is not the case at this time.

Authorities made the grim discovery around 1 p.m. Monday afternoon after the sheriff’s K-9 department found the body near the athletic fields.

Before the horrifying confirmation, Adriana’s father John Davidson said he last heard from his daughter on Friday morning.

The teen, as usual, boarded a public bus from Ann Arbor to go to Pioneer High School, but never came home and didn’t respond to calls or texts.

Her father immediately contacted the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Department.

“There are definitely some suspicious elements,” said Derrick Jackson, director of community engagement for the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office.

The sheriff’s office was able to gain access to the public bus video, which showed Adriana going to school on Friday but leaving shortly after – according to her friends, Adriana was not doing well.

At one point, the video shows the teenage girl heading back to school around noon, but she never went inside the building.

That was the last time more reported seeing her.

One of Adriana’s best friends saw her leaving school and texted her, “Are you straight?”

Adriana replied, “No.”

Her phone was found on the high school tennis courts.

“What teenage girl just walks away, leaves her cell phone and doesn’t contact anyone?” Jackson asked.

Ann Arbor Public Schools released a statement following the discovery of Adriana’s body.

“According to the Sheriff’s Department, there is no evidence of third-party negligence. AAPS will continue to work closely to assist both AAPD and the Sheriff’s Department throughout the course of their investigation

“We are all deeply saddened by the loss of Adriana. Our sincere and heartfelt condolences go out to Adriana’s family, friends and the Pioneer community.

“Please get in touch and support each other. Remember that this hard news affects everyone differently. At times, even students and staff who didn’t know Addy personally get really hit. That applies right now.”

Bereavement counselors will be at the school to support students and staff throughout the week.

“I know that today we all join in the Ann Arbor Public Schools community to extend our thoughts of loving support and deepest sympathy to family and friends, teachers and everyone who knew and loved Adriana.”