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NeighborSearch
This website is devoted to searching for Mary Ellen Walters and Ada Wasson, two elderly women who failed to return to their homes at Otterbein Lebanon Retirement Community after a planned shopping trip. We encourage your participation in the search and welcome all prayers for the ladies and their families.
Friday, May 4th - The Warren County Sheriffs office met with the Walters family and Otterbein Administration today to discuss the next steps in the investigation and the search for Mary Ellen Walters and Ada Wasson.
Members of the Walters family will fly a search over areas of Kentucky this weekend. This is in addition to the completed air search on Monday by the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) in northern Kentucky. CAP will also search Clermont County today, weather permitting. Air searches of Warren County and the I-71 corridor between Columbus and Cincinnati have been completed.
Law enforcement agencies in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana are supportive and have provided assistance in following leads and informing local police in their areas. Warren County detectives reviewed video from locations where they were thought to have been. The family is also reviewing the video. A request for help in locating information was presented to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources statewide and fliers were distributed. All tips and leads have been followed to date with the Columbus Police also following up on dozens of sighting in that area.
While the FBI does not have jurisdiction since no crime has been committed, they are monitoring the situation and have offered some assistance.
The Walters family is grateful for the support from all areas of the community and encourages the public to continue to search and be vigilant for the missing women.
Please call the hot-line (513) 696-8582 to volunteer or report a search area completed or respond by email to search@neighborsearch.info. See the website for updates www.neighborsearch.info.
All tips or possible sightings of the vehicle should be reported to the Warren County Sheriffs Office at (513) 695-1280.
NeighborSearch will provide updates as they are available on the search for Mary Ellen Walters and Ada Wasson.
The following information is currently available:
Warren County Sheriff's Office
According to the Warren County Sheriff's office, the public's help is needed. If you have any information that may help the women be found, please contact the Sheriff's office at 513 925-1280 during business hours and 513 925-2525 after business hours.
Search Volunteers Needed
We are attempting to organize a search for Mary Ellen and Ada. If you have expertise in coordinating and implementing a search of this kind we need your help. Please email search@neighborsearch.info or call 513-696-8582.
If you are willing to search an area or have searched a particular area along the I-71 corridor between Cincinnati and Columbus please email or call the locations that have been searched. You may print the poster and place it at the beginning of your search area so that others know the location has been covered.
Search Tips:
An organized search is being developed through the help of The United Methodist Church, Ohio River Valley District.
Churches and church members who live or work along I-71 to join in searching the roads off I-71. The initial area of concentration is 50 miles east or west of I-71. In particular we are searching for a silver 2000 Chevrolet Impala, Ohio plates DG 30 LC. If you are able to help search, please call 513-696-8582 with the area you have searched so that we can best deploy volunteer resources. Given the length of time that these women have been missing, the sooner we can begin assisting in the search, the better.
This website is devoted to searching for Mary Ellen Walters and Ada Wasson, two elderly women who failed to return to their homes at Otterbein Lebanon Retirement Community after a planned shopping trip. We encourage your participation in the search and welcome all prayers for the ladies and their families.
Members of the Walters family will fly a search over areas of Kentucky this weekend. This is in addition to the completed air search on Monday by the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) in northern Kentucky. CAP will also search Clermont County today, weather permitting. Air searches of Warren County and the I-71 corridor between Columbus and Cincinnati have been completed.
Law enforcement agencies in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana are supportive and have provided assistance in following leads and informing local police in their areas. Warren County detectives reviewed video from locations where they were thought to have been. The family is also reviewing the video. A request for help in locating information was presented to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources statewide and fliers were distributed. All tips and leads have been followed to date with the Columbus Police also following up on dozens of sighting in that area.
While the FBI does not have jurisdiction since no crime has been committed, they are monitoring the situation and have offered some assistance.
The Walters family is grateful for the support from all areas of the community and encourages the public to continue to search and be vigilant for the missing women.
Please call the hot-line (513) 696-8582 to volunteer or report a search area completed or respond by email to search@neighborsearch.info. See the website for updates www.neighborsearch.info.
All tips or possible sightings of the vehicle should be reported to the Warren County Sheriffs Office at (513) 695-1280.
NeighborSearch will provide updates as they are available on the search for Mary Ellen Walters and Ada Wasson.
The following information is currently available:
Warren County Sheriff's Office
According to the Warren County Sheriff's office, the public's help is needed. If you have any information that may help the women be found, please contact the Sheriff's office at 513 925-1280 during business hours and 513 925-2525 after business hours.
Search Volunteers Needed
We are attempting to organize a search for Mary Ellen and Ada. If you have expertise in coordinating and implementing a search of this kind we need your help. Please email search@neighborsearch.info or call 513-696-8582.
If you are willing to search an area or have searched a particular area along the I-71 corridor between Cincinnati and Columbus please email or call the locations that have been searched. You may print the poster and place it at the beginning of your search area so that others know the location has been covered.
Search Tips:
- <LI class=MsoNormal>Print a poster from the website and take tape or tacks <LI class=MsoNormal>Call 513 695-1280 if you locate the car <LI class=MsoNormal>Always use caution be careful when looking into ravines or ditches <LI class=MsoNormal>Place a poster at the entrance of a searched area so others do not retrace that area <LI class=MsoNormal>Always drive/walk to the right when searching an area ending at the starting point. <LI class=MsoNormal>Watch for tire tracks that lead to thick brush or to a ravine or ditch <LI class=MsoNormal>Look for brush that appears to be trampled or crushed <LI class=MsoNormal>Take water, snacks and a first aid kit if possible in your car so that they are available for Ada and Mary Ellen when found. We know that they must be thirsty and hungry by now.
- Call the search number or email the locations that have been searched as soon as possible.
An organized search is being developed through the help of The United Methodist Church, Ohio River Valley District.
Churches and church members who live or work along I-71 to join in searching the roads off I-71. The initial area of concentration is 50 miles east or west of I-71. In particular we are searching for a silver 2000 Chevrolet Impala, Ohio plates DG 30 LC. If you are able to help search, please call 513-696-8582 with the area you have searched so that we can best deploy volunteer resources. Given the length of time that these women have been missing, the sooner we can begin assisting in the search, the better.
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