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FBI mum on new clues in missing woman case

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. — The FBI is out with a new flyer in hopes of generating new clues in the case of a woman missing from Wood County since 2022.

Gretchen Fleming, 27, of Vienna, W.Va. was last seen on December 4, 2022 leaving the My Way Lounge in Parkersburg. Since them the only traces of her are her purse and phone which were left at that same bar.

The FBI and Parkersburg police executed a search warrant at a home on Division Street in Parkersburg as part of the investigation. However, authorities did not indicate if that search ever yielded any clues.

To this day, Fleming remains missing and nobody has been arrested.

Thursday, the FBI issued a new flyer in the case which read, “The FBI and Parkersburg Police Department are seeking assistance from the public to locate Gretchen Eve Fleming. Fleming was last seen leaving My Way Lounge in Parkersburg, West Virginia in the early morning hours of December 4, 2022.If you have any information concerning her whereabouts, please call the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI or make a report at tips.fbi.gov.”

MetroNews asked the FBI if any new developments prompted the new flyer. The following statement was issued:

“The FBI and our law enforcement partners continue to pursue the case based on a well-defined investigative strategy. As with all investigations, that strategy can be adjusted and refined based on the results of ongoing leads, which can include information received through public outreach. The FBI appreciates the public’s attention to this case and, along with our partners at the Parkersburg Police Department, continues to encourage those with information, even if they’re not certain of its value, to come forward by contacting the Parkersburg Police Department, or the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI or online at tips.fbi.gov.”





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