Tehan, Hutcherson found safe in Florida
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Missing Xenia woman Tiffany Tehan and Tre Hutcherson have been discovered in the Miami Beach, Fla. area.
According to a report by The Oxford Press, Xenia police have announced, "Tiffany is safe and has now been in contact with her family. She is no longer considered a possibly endangered missing."
The red Volkswagen Beetle owned by Hutcherson, the "person of interest" presumed to be with Tehan, was found Wednesday night in North Dayton, but police reported there was still no sign of Tehan or Hutcherson.
April 22 The Dayton Daily News reported, "Miami Beach, Fla., police on Wednesday night spotted Tehan, 31, and Hutcherson, 42, in a car matching the Sebring’s description and bearing an Ohio license plate. Tehan told police she had traveled to Florida with Hutcherson to start a new life. Police said Tehan and Hutcherson, who also is married, were romantically involved.
Tehan overnight told her family she plans to return to Ohio, and her family told reporters they are prepared to forgive her and help her work through the issues she faces."
A news conference was held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, April 22 in Xenia, announcing that Tehan had been found.
Missing Xenia woman Tiffany Tehan and Tre Hutcherson have been discovered in the Miami Beach, Fla. area.
According to a report by The Oxford Press, Xenia police have announced, "Tiffany is safe and has now been in contact with her family. She is no longer considered a possibly endangered missing."
The red Volkswagen Beetle owned by Hutcherson, the "person of interest" presumed to be with Tehan, was found Wednesday night in North Dayton, but police reported there was still no sign of Tehan or Hutcherson.
April 22 The Dayton Daily News reported, "Miami Beach, Fla., police on Wednesday night spotted Tehan, 31, and Hutcherson, 42, in a car matching the Sebring’s description and bearing an Ohio license plate. Tehan told police she had traveled to Florida with Hutcherson to start a new life. Police said Tehan and Hutcherson, who also is married, were romantically involved.
Tehan overnight told her family she plans to return to Ohio, and her family told reporters they are prepared to forgive her and help her work through the issues she faces."
A news conference was held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, April 22 in Xenia, announcing that Tehan had been found.
"She left voluntarily with this fellow and drove to Miami to - and these are her words - start a new life," Miami Beach police Sgt. Wayne Jones told ABC News.
[[In-content Ad]]"She left voluntarily with this fellow and drove to Miami to - and these are her words - start a new life," Miami Beach police Sgt. Wayne Jones told ABC News.