Missing DZ from Wright State

madoug · #1 02-26-2012, 07:03 PM

Please offer support to the family of Shae McGuire. A Delta Zeta from Wright State and She was last seen Thurs or Fri in Springboro, OH. Details below:

Here are the details as told to by her mom: She was last seen Thurs evening /Friday morning. She was alone. She had on a dark blue pair of jeans and a brown Columbia zip up. She also had a black Springboro band hoodie that she may have put on too. She doesn't have her phone, money or a winter coat. She was driving her Audi, 2002 navy blue a6 with a Delta Zeta sticker on the back window. She hasn't contacted anyone that her mom is aware of. No FB posts, messages or emails. They've checked the local hospitals and the Springboro police issued a bulletin trying to locate her (this goes out to all PDs). Nothing has been found so far. Her mom said, "We are desperate to find her and bring her home safe. Any help is much appreciated. I just want my daughter back."

amIblue? · #2 02-26-2012, 07:04 PM

Prayers for her safe return.

TPA85 · #3 02-27-2012, 12:01 AM

The fraternity & sorority members of WSU are posting this as their facebook status in hopes that SOMEONE will know SOMETHING. As a recent alum from Wright State I just have this "too close to home" feeling.
I am hoping this was another weekend excursion and she will show up for class safe & sound tomorrow...

Madoug- how did you hear about this? Are you also a Wright State alum or did you hear/read it through the facebook grapevine??

WhiteRose1912 · #4 02-27-2012, 03:16 PM

Shae has been located safe and sound in Kentucky.

madoug · #5 02-27-2012, 06:08 PM

TPA85- she is a friend of my son's friend, and a Wright State chapter member has been a close friend since she was 3 years. It was actually her sister who is a member at NKU that alerted me to the situation.
I understand that sometimes someone needs some space, but I just wish these young women realized the hell parents go through when their child goes "off radar".

33girl · #6 02-27-2012, 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by madoug

I understand that sometimes someone needs some space, but I just wish these young women realized the hell parents go through when their child goes "off radar".

If the parents make it impossible for their young adult children to say "I need some time to decompress by myself. Just leave me alone for a weekend" without repeated badgering and questioning as to what the problem is, then the child may have no other choice.