Found Deceased PA - Alexsandra Reeves, 37, Middletown, 23 May 2017

[Richrd]

Aleksandra A. "Ola" Reeves, 37, Middletown, 23 May 2017

5' 5" :: 115 Lbs. :: Blue Eyes :: Blonde Hair

Red Fiat 500 Abarth -- DARE License Plate: DA 29K8

Aleksandra "Ola" Reeves, 37

Middletown & Elizabethtown Boroughs,
are in South-Central, PA.

Day Six

7)) https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=ola reeves

8)) http://www.pennlive.com/news/2017/05/missing_middletown_woman_aleks.html

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10)) Middletown Police Department :: (717) 558-6900

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Red Fiat 500 Abarth -- DARE Plate: DA 29K8​

230 = PA Route 230
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PSP = Pennsylvania State Police
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[TMAN2014]

So this is out towards Lancaster and Harrisburg. I was thinking Bucks County when I heard Middletown.

I wish they could elaborate about her stress. Boyfriend? Child? Family issue?

 

[GigTu]

TO me it sounds like they are saying her job is causing her stress.
http://www.crimeonline.com/2017/05/...ia-woman-seemed-panicked-before-she-vanished/

She left her job as a business analyst on Tuesday and has not been seen since that afternoon. It is not clear if she permanently resigned or just said she needed some time off. She reportedly said she was overwhelmed by increasing stress and could not focus from her job.

She called relatives about an hour later, reportedly sounding very anxious and saying she may not see them again. Prior to her disappearance, Reeves had seemed panicked and had talked about returning to her native Poland. But she left her passport behind.

There's 2 gas stations, but still, heading East.

 

[doodles1211]

Five days after mysterious departure, no sign of missing Middletown woman


Lots more info at link: http://www.pennlive.com/news/2017/05/missing_middletown_woman_aleks.html

Ola was very outgoing socially, and loved the mountains and gardening, her husband said. The couple did not have any children.

Is her husband using the word "was" or the reporter? Concerning if it wasn't the reporter.

 

[Momma2cam]

Is her husband using the word "was" or the reporter? Concerning if it wasn't the reporter.

I noticed that, too. I'm curious what exactly she said to her family and what family members she called and told she may not see them again.

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[LayzeeDayzee]

Is there a Missing Facebook page for her? If so what is the link to it? Thx

 

[lindamichelle1]

Just saw this on Facebook too, cant find her facebook but saw article posted about her. How strange. She obviously was planning on going somewhere far away if she got a full tank of gas. Got a bad feeling of this one too. But hopefully she just needs some time away from everyone and everything to get her head straight.

 

[Whiskers16]

Is there a Missing Facebook page for her? If so what is the link to it? Thx

Looks like there is a closed group only.

 

[klily444]

I'm discussing with her family the idea of coming here to become a verified insider. They are brilliant and motivated and are open to suggestions. Right now, everything is far fetched, so everything is on the table.

Ola didn't use social media whatsoever so there is no digital footprint for detectives to follow. I do feel that off the grid communities would be a good place to look. She loves gardening and she is very conscious about the food she eats (no microwaved food) and she hasn't adopted a lot of the technology that most of us use to pay bills online, etc. If anyone knows of off the grid communities, especially on the east coast, it would be worth exploring. While most are careful about privacy etc., it would be helpful to target areas near those communities with flyers.

I do feel she is very much in danger and had a meltdown of sorts and her work was likely the catalyst but it spiralled into this, and I'm very worried for her. She may be hiding, although she doesn't want to be. I don't feel she wanted to get away and start a new life. I think her family could shed a lot of light here, and I'll keep you posted on what they decide in regards to joining us and sharing more information. I wanted to hopefully get a productive conversation going to help find her in the meantime.

 

[J. J. in Phila]

Respectfully snipped.

I'm discussing with her family the idea of coming here to become a verified insider. They are brilliant and motivated and are open to suggestions. Right now, everything is far fetched, so everything is on the table.

Ola didn't use social media whatsoever so there is no digital footprint for detectives to follow. I do feel that off the grid communities would be a good place to look. She loves gardening and she is very conscious about the food she eats (no microwaved food) and she hasn't adopted a lot of the technology that most of us use to pay bills online, etc. If anyone knows of off the grid communities, especially on the east coast, it would be worth exploring. While most are careful about privacy etc., it would be helpful to target areas near those communities with flyers.

Social media can be an extremely useful tool in searching for a missing person. It gets the description out, with very little expense.

The downside is that there is an invasion of privacy of the missing person. If the loved ones want the help of the public, it is a necessary sacrifice.

They may choose privacy.

 

[J. J. in Phila]

Just reading the story, it sounds like she was not kidnapped. She could, however, be worried that someone is after her. It could be a legitimate worry.

 

[Trackergd]

There are at least four things in common with Alexandra Reeves and Anna Maciejewska. 1. Both Polish 2. Both work for financial institutions 3. Both seemed in a state of panic when they went missing. 4. Both were in close proximity here in PA. Malvern and Middletown are not all that far apart. I personally don't believe in coincidences that involve this many factors. Wonder if they stumbled upon or were involved with some sort of financial activity? Alexandra's red car should stick out like a sore thumb. If I were PSP, I would be looking at PA turnpike toll both video the day of and the day after Alexandra went missing. If there is nothing, I would be searching apartment and condo parking lots within a reasonable distance from where Alexandra went missing.

 

[GigTu]

http://www.pennlive.com/news/2017/05/state_police_say_missing_woman.html

Information that came in over the weekend indicates Reeves may have been headed to New York state, Miller said.
Otherwise, he said sporadic tips have come in, but nothing of "substantial value."

If she's been a Business Analyst for 10 years, she would be very techy and know her way around the internet and how to troublsehoot problems, find solutions.

 

[GigTu]

https://www.facebook.com/missingpiecesnetwork/posts/1682654208707417:0

From this missing pieces posting:

***We'd also like to add that none of Ola's clothing or personal belongings are missing. It is believed that she left in jeans and a t-shirt (unknown color) and the only belongings with her is her phone, which is dead or off, her purse, and her vehicle. There was cash accessible to her at home that she did not take.

 

[tcg1208]

There are at least four things in common with Alexandra Reeves and Anna Maciejewska. 1. Both Polish 2. Both work for financial institutions 3. Both seemed in a state of panic when they went missing. 4. Both were in close proximity here in PA. Malvern and Middletown are not all that far apart. I personally don't believe in coincidences that involve this many factors. Wonder if they stumbled upon or were involved with some sort of financial activity? Alexandra's red car should stick out like a sore thumb. If I were PSP, I would be looking at PA turnpike toll both video the day of and the day after Alexandra went missing. If there is nothing, I would be searching apartment and condo parking lots within a reasonable distance from where Alexandra went missing.

You're so knowledgeable. Is this from a lifetime of study or a specific program or course?


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[GigTu]

Five days after mysterious departure, no sign of missing Middletown woman

Lots more info at link: http://www.pennlive.com/news/2017/05/missing_middletown_woman_aleks.html

Ola came to the United States about 15 years ago on a work visa and worked at Hersheypark in the security department. It was there that she met her future husband Michael, who also worked in the security department. The couple wed in 2003 and she has remained ever since in the United States as a legal resident, Michael Reeves said.

Ola's father in Poland hasn't heard from his daughter since Tuesday either, Michael Reeves said.

So she ran off in a panic from her job, gassed up her car and left saying they "probably" won't see her again? She mentioned fleeing to Poland in the recent past. Her car can go 400 miles on one tank of gas. She took nothing, and she hasn't contacted anyone including her dad in Poland.

Her entire family is in a frenzy trying to figure out where she would go. Why might she go to NY, to hide at her in-laws? What could she be running from? Was someone at work threatening her in some way? Did she leave to protect her family from something?

 

[doodles1211]

Did she have her passport with her when she left? I do not recall seeing anything about it. My apologies if I missed it.

 

[Momma2cam]

Did she have her passport with her when she left? I do not recall seeing anything about it. My apologies if I missed it.

No, she did not take her passport.

http://www.pennlive.com/news/2017/05/missing_middletown_woman_aleks.html

Before leaving, Ola expressed some panic about needing to get away, perhaps back to her native Poland. But she left most of her personal belongings, including her passport at home.

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[J. J. in Phila]

You're so knowledgeable. Is this from a lifetime of study or a specific program or course?


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I should not speak for TrackerGD, but I think it is both, coupled with genetics.

 

[J. J. in Phila]

So she ran off in a panic from her job, gassed up her car and left saying they "probably" won't see her again? She mentioned fleeing to Poland in the recent past. Her car can go 400 miles on one tank of gas. She took nothing, and she hasn't contacted anyone including her dad in Poland.

Her entire family is in a frenzy trying to figure out where she would go. Why might she go to NY, to hide at her in-laws? What could she be running from? Was someone at work threatening her in some way? Did she leave to protect her family from something?

Possible, but why not take the money?

I hope they are checking her credit cards.