The Ohio Army military is asking for the public’s help in locating 26-year-old Spc. Michaela Nelson after she missing-persons” target=”_blank”>didn’t report back<, but didn’t check in with her unit for the final phase of her Recruit Sustainment Program last month in Dayton, us-regions.
Ohio Army National Guard Spc. Michaela Nelson went missing last month after she failed to report back to her unit for drills.Â
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Her father, Lance Nelson, told Dayton’s WDTN-TV that he last heard from his daughter in late October and the last person to see her was a friend who picked her up from the airport on Oct. 1.
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“I received my last text from her on October 24th, and her grandmother received the last text from her on October 26th,” Nelson told the local news outlet. “She’s amazing, she makes friends all the time.”
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Members of the Ohio Army National Guard receive an early morning briefing. (Ohio Army National Guard)
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(Ohio Army National Guard)
Nelson was a four-year letter winner at Xenia Christian High School in southwestern Ohio and ran track at Cedarville University.
“Our hope is she’s found safe,” a spokesperson for the Ohio National Guard told Fox News.
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Nelson’s family has filed a missing persons report with the Columbus Police Department. Anyone with information about her disappearance can contact CPD at 614-645-4545.