West Virginia, Washington County

Missing Washington County woman found dead in West Virginia
The body of a missing Washington County woman has been found near Fairmont, West Virginia. Ellen Donahoo, 76, went missing on Monday night after she was last seen in the area of Kusch Road and Daniels Run Road in New Bethlehem Township,
Missing woman from Pennsylvania found dead in Fairmont, West Virginia
FAIRMONT, W.Va. (WBOY) — A woman who was reported missing in Pennsylvania on Monday was found dead in Fairmont, West Virginia. The Pennsylvania State Police confirmed to 12 News Wednesday morning that 76-year-old Ellen Donahoo was found dead at a Marion County golf course on Tuesday, Jan. 21. Troopers said that Donahoo had dementia.
Foul play not suspected in death of missing Washington County woman found in West Virginia
Authorities don’t suspect foul play in the death of a woman with dementia reported missing out of Washington County.
Missing Pennsylvania woman found dead at West Virginia golf course
A 76-year-old woman reported missing in Pennsylvania earlier this week has been tragically found dead in Fairmont, West Virginia.
State police confirm missing Washington County woman with dementia found dead in West Virginia
SCENERY HILL, Pa. — Pennsylvania State Police are asking for the public’s help to find a missing and endangered woman with dementia from Washington County. Ellen Donahoo, 76, from Scenery Hill, left her house in a 2020 Lincoln Continental MKZ and has not been located or contacted by friends or family.
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