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Raechelle Wright, 30, went missing on June 3, 2010, after a fishing trip along the Scioto River in Shadeville, Ohio, just southeast of Lockbourne. She was with a group of friends at the time when she reportedly entered the water and was swept away by the river’s strong currents. According to witnesses, including her fiancé, Raechelle had been drinking that evening, and after an argument, she stepped into the river, where the current carried her away.

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Last Seen: Jun 03, 2010

Victim Details

Sep 23, 2013

Jan 12, 2024

Raechelle

Wright

44

30

61 inches

115 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

On a summer day in 2010, 30-year-old Raechelle L. Wright was with a group of friends along the Scioto River in Shadeville, Ohio. The group was reportedly fishing when Raechelle entered the water. Tragically, she was quickly overcome by the strong currents of the river and was swept away. According to some accounts, Raechelle had waded into the river following an argument with someone in her group. Her fiancé, who was present at the time, later mentioned that she had been drinking before she went into the water. The initial search for Raechelle was hampered by storms and the fast-moving river, making the rescue efforts incredibly challenging for dive teams. Raechelle was a white female with red or auburn hair and blue eyes. She was approximately 5'1" tall and weighed around 115 pounds. She had piercings in her lower lip and ears. At the time of her disappearance, she was a resident of Columbus, Ohio. The search for her continued in the days following the incident, but despite the efforts of dive teams, she was not located. The dangerous conditions of the Scioto River at the time made the search operation perilous. The disappearance of Raechelle Wright has left her loved ones with unanswered questions and profound grief. Her body has never been recovered, leaving her case open. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office investigated her disappearance and has encouraged anyone with information to come forward. The circumstances surrounding her entry into the river, coupled with the powerful currents, have led authorities to believe she likely drowned. The case serves as a heartbreaking reminder of the dangers of strong river currents and the lasting impact of a person's sudden and unresolved disappearance.

Jun 03, 2010

Lockbourne

Ohio

Franklin County

43137

31365

Franklin County Sheriff's Office

Columbus

Ohio

,

01-10-004551

2010-06-03

Franklin County Sheriff's Office

Red/Auburn

Blue

Blue

No

06/02/2026


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