OH OH - Charlotte Trego, 28, Chillicothe, 3 May 2014

[RSully94]

I wonder if there is a link between the Chillicothe disappearances and the disappearances in Middletown, Ohio. The distance is only a few counties away, and the timeframe is 2014 to 2017 so it's not hard to believe that a serial killer could have travelled to that location after finishing up in Chillicothe

 

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There's a new search going on for Wanda Lemons based on a tip:

Family and friends rallied around Willett on Friday, first at her Chillicothe home then at Ross Lake where she initially sat cradling a framed photo of Wanda and intently watched the search unfold.

Among them was Yvonne Boggs — whose daughter Charlotte Trego has been missing since May 2014 — and Angela Robinson —whose daughter Tameka Lynch who disappeared the same month as Trego. Lynch’s body was found in Paint Creek near Bainbridge the following month.

While Willett had never heard any rumors connecting Ross Lake with her daughter’s disappearance, Boggs said she heard a claim something had happened to her daughter at a party at Ross Lake. Boggs said she passed the information onto detectives a year or two ago.

“It would be so great if they found them both that way Diane and Yvonne can both have closure,” said Anna Colvin, who has been friends with Wanda for at least a decade.

http://www.chillicothegazette.com/s...ans-mom-dreamed-her-daughter-water/603493001/

 

[sammyed]

Bumping for Charlotte Trego still missing now 7 years. I'm intrigued by that a substance abuse treatment center in Scioto County in Ohio was connected to Charlotte, Megan Lancaster, and Jayme Bowen-all missing. The docu-series on missing and murdered Chillicothe area women in 2016 was well-done but here we are at a stand-still, it seems, with no one held accountable and several missing central/ southern Ohio women still missing. Frustrating.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

Charlotte in particular loved to be outside. Yvonne said her daughter was adventurous and would jump at every opportunity to roll around in the dirt. “She was a tomboy,” Yvonne said. “She liked climbing trees and playing in the creek.”

But what Charlotte loved more than anything was her father, Richard Trego. The two were extremely close. Yvonne said their family would often spend their weekends supporting him at the tracks. “My husband drove a stock car and the kids enjoyed going racing -- watching him,” Yvonne said.

Richard and Yvonne divorced when Charlotte was very young, but Charlotte remained a daddy’s girl. So when Richard died in 2002 after being diagnosed with prostate cancer, Yvonne said Charlotte took it particularly hard. “She took it the worst,” Yvonne recalled, “I mean, because she was really close to her dad.”

For 13-year-old Charlotte, the death of her father was almost more than she could bear. “After that, she kind of started drifting off,” Yvonne told Dateline. Charlotte’s grades began to slip and Yvonne said she noticed her daughter was changing.

Charlotte Trego
Some might call it typical teenage behavior, but Yvonne said she knew her daughter. The outgoing, loud child she once knew slowly began to lose her voice. She was suddenly quiet, reserved. Distant from her family. And, Yvonne said, “She kind of got messed up with the wrong crowd.”

At 16 years old, Charlotte gave birth to her first child, Chloe. The father was someone from Charlotte’s high school. Yvonne said the boy wanted to marry Charlotte, but Yvonne put a stop to it.

“It wasn’t proper,” Yvonne said. “You know, the situation he was in.” Yvonne told Dateline that the boy had a record with drugs and she wanted to keep drugs away from her home and family.

But for Charlotte, it was already too late. Yvonne said that by then, most of Charlotte’s friends were into drugs, and so was she…

2014 disappearance of Charlotte Trego in Chillicothe, Ohio remains unsolved

35-year-old Charlotte Trego was last seen on May 3, 2014. She is one of several women who disappeared in the same area around the same time.

www.nbcnews.com

 

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