Recovered/Located MA - Catherine Todd, 26, Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard MA last seen Dec 26, 2019

[Spider92]

Oak Bluffs Police Issue Missing Person Alert

A 26-year-old Oak Bluffs woman is missing, town police said Tuesday.

A police flyer went out Tuesday afternoon about Catherine Todd, who was last seen on Dec. 26 at 5:30 a.m. in Oak Bluffs. Ms. Todd has red/blond hair, blue eyes and is five feet six inches tall weighing 120 pounds, police said. She has been entered into a police database LEAPS/NCIC as as a missing person.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Oak Bluffs police at 508-693-0750, or the general communications center number at 508-693-1212

 

[mrz]

Oak Bluffs issues missing person flyer - The Martha's Vineyard ...

https://www.mvtimes.com › News
4 hours ago - The Oak Bluffs Police Department released a missing person flyer for Catherine Todd, 26, of Oak Bluffs who went missing early Tuesday ...

 

[MinnyPin]

Her FB:

Catherine A Todd

ETA second FB:

Catherine Todd

 

[Razz]

Her FB:

Catherine A Todd

ETA second FB:

Catherine Todd

What a beautiful young woman. I hope she's OK.

 

[MinnyPin]

Catherine was in rehab for heroin addiction 3 years ago...

Online plea helps mother afford rehab for daughter

 

[mrz]

Catherine was in rehab for heroin addiction 3 years ago...

Oh boy. This opens up a whole new world of possibilities. This damn drug is ruining lives left and right.

 

[PommyMommy]

Oak Bluffs Police Issue Missing Person Alert

A 26-year-old Oak Bluffs woman is missing, town police said Tuesday.

A police flyer went out Tuesday afternoon about Catherine Todd, who was last seen on Dec. 26 at 5:30 a.m. in Oak Bluffs. Ms. Todd has red/blond hair, blue eyes and is five feet six inches tall weighing 120 pounds, police said. She has been entered into a police database LEAPS/NCIC as as a missing person.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Oak Bluffs police at 508-693-0750, or the general communications center number at 508-693-1212

Adding photo from the article:

 

[PommyMommy]

Catherine was in rehab for heroin addiction 3 years ago...

Online plea helps mother afford rehab for daughter

Noting:

• The article is dated May 13, 2016.
• CT was 22 at the time and had struggled with prescription drug and heroin addiction for eight years.
• She began a fundraiser for CT's treatment.
• “My daughter Catherine needs help,” she wrote. “She is one of many victims to this opiate epidemic. I live in fear every minute of every day that she will be the next to die from this disease. ... She is such a loving and giving person who has simply lost her way. When she was six her dad died of a stroke while she was sitting on his lap. ... This is THE most difficult thing I have encountered in my life.”
• There are few places to get help on the Vineyard. No detox facility, no residential rehab, no needle exchange program and no methadone clinic.
• CT went into Gosnold’s detox program and returned home hoping to get into the Vineyard House but was turned down because a sober home is for people who have had more recovery time than a weeklong detox.
• CT then moved back in with her mother and tried outpatient therapy at New Paths Recovery, a structured treatment program run by Martha’s Vineyard Community Services. Her mother kicked CT out of the home after she did not stick with the program.
• CT heard about the fundraiser through the grapevine and got herself into Gosnold on Cape Cod’s detox facility in April. At the time the article was written, she was looking for a long-term rehab facility.

 

[smalleagles]

I live very close by. Heroin is a huge problem around here and there aren’t any resources on the island for those trying to recover. Come home safe, Catherine!!

 

[Sheila Terranova]

Noting:

• The article is dated May 13, 2016.
• CT was 22 at the time and had struggled with prescription drug and heroin addiction for eight years.
• She began a fundraiser for CT's treatment.
• “My daughter Catherine needs help,” she wrote. “She is one of many victims to this opiate epidemic. I live in fear every minute of every day that she will be the next to die from this disease. ... She is such a loving and giving person who has simply lost her way. When she was six her dad died of a stroke while she was sitting on his lap. ... This is THE most difficult thing I have encountered in my life.”
• There are few places to get help on the Vineyard. No detox facility, no residential rehab, no needle exchange program and no methadone clinic.
• CT went into Gosnold’s detox program and returned home hoping to get into the Vineyard House but was turned down because a sober home is for people who have had more recovery time than a weeklong detox.
• CT then moved back in with her mother and tried outpatient therapy at New Paths Recovery, a structured treatment program run by Martha’s Vineyard Community Services. Her mother kicked CT out of the home after she did not stick with the program.
• CT heard about the fundraiser through the grapevine and got herself into Gosnold on Cape Cod’s detox facility in April. At the time the article was written, she was looking for a long-term rehab facility.

I live in Oak Bluffs, her town. We are on an island. The state troopers are at the ferry exits. I do not think kidnapping is possible....and our island has zero murders, no serious crime, .no where to run but in circles. For them to put out an alert is serious, but I do not think it is murder or kidnapping, IMO.

 

[Sheila Terranova]

She’s been found. She’s ok.

 

[Really?]

She’s been found. She’s ok.

Wooooot. Awesome.

 

[Steph8angels]

Missing Person Is Found

Oak Bluffs police said early Wednesday that Catherine Todd, who was reported missing, has been found.

 

[PommyMommy]

Missing Person Is Found

Oak Bluffs police said early Wednesday that Catherine Todd, who was reported missing, has been found.

Great news! Thanks for the link, Steph.

MOO

 

[ms_x_to_the_m]

Woohoo. I hope she gets the help she so desperately needs.