Missing woman's backpack found; state investigators now assisting Loveland police with case

BACKPACK WITH HER AND UNDERSTAND THAT BACKPACK WAS FNDOU STEPHEN MONTGOMERY POLICE ACTUALLY CONFIRMED FOR ME TODAY DELIVERY DRIVER FOUND THE BACKPACKN I A LOVELAND SUBDIVISION AND DROPPED IT OFF AT THEIR POLICE DEPARTMENT THE THING WHIT THINKING IT WAS SOMEONE’S JUST MISSING BACK. WELL INVESTIGATORS HAVE NOT SPECIFIED WHAT SUBDIVISION BUT AT THE TIME IT WAS FOUND SUNDAY MORNING. NO ONEEW N ALICIA KENNEY WAS MISSING. IT’S JUST REALLY HARD TO THINK ABOUT WHAT COULD HAPPEN MARCY KENNY AT A LOSS NOT KNOWING WHERE HER DAUGHTER ALICIA KENNEY IS. SHE’S JUST GONE MARCY SAYS HER DAUGHTER LIVES WITH HER GRANDPARENTS AND LEFT THEIR LOVEND HLAOME TO GO FOR A STROLL AROUND 8 O’CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT THAT WASN’T UNUSUAL FOR THE 23 YEAR OLD WHO LOVES TO CONNECT WITH NATURE AND WHO WOULD OFTEN WALK TO LOCAL PARKS TO WRITE OR DRAW WHEN SHE GSOE SHE ALWAYS TAKES HER BACKPACK WITH HER. THAT’S SOMETNGHI THAT’S JTUS EXTREMELY CLOSE TO HER HEART HER BIBLES IN THERE. SHE’S VERY RELIGIOUS. SHE DROPPED HER WRITINGS HER HER DRAWINGS. ALL HER NOTEBOOKS ARE IN TTHA BACKPACK THE NEXT MORNING A DELIVERY DRIVER FOUND ALICIA’S BACKCKPA IN AN UNDISCLOSED LOVELAND SUBDIVISION AND TRIED TO RETURN IT. AND THEN THAT’S WHEN EVERYBODY RE ALIZED THAT SHE WASN’T THERE THAT WHEN SHE HAD LEFT ON SATURDAY NIGHT. SHE HAD NEVEROM CE HOME IN THE BACKPACK WAS HER PHONES HER ID. HER WALLET EVERYTHING LOVELAND POLICE NOW SAY ALICIA WAS LAST SEEN WALKING ALONG LOVELAND MADEAIR ROAD IN SIMS TOWNSHIP EARLY SUNDAY MORNING, ALTHOUGH INVESTIGATORS HAVE NOT SAID WHO SPOTTED HER OR WHAT DIRECTION SHE WAS HEADED MCYAR AND HER FELLOW CHURCH MEMBERS HAVE WALKED THE STREETS OF LOVELDAN HANGING MISSING PERSON FLYERS ALICIA’S PICTURE EVEN POSTED THROUGHOUT PARKS IN THE AREA. HOPING SOMEBODY HAS SEEN HER LOVES NATURE. SHE LOVES THE PARKS. AND ISOF ANYBODY’S OR WALKING JUSTAY P ATTENTION THIS MOTHER NOW RELYING ON OTHERS AND HER FAITH FOR ANSWERS. I LOVE THE LORD AND SHE LOVES THE LORD. AND SO PLEASE PRAY. AND YESTERDAY LOVELAND POLICE RELEASED A WRITTEN STATEMENT SAYING NO FLOU PLAY IS SUSPECTED AT THIS TIME TODAY. WE LEARNED THEY CALLED INVESTIGATORS WITH THE OHIO BUREAU OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION TO ASSIST THEM. BCI WOULD NOT COMMENT ON THE INVESTIGATION AND LOVELAND POLICE HAD NOT RETURN MY CLAL SEEKING ADDITIONAL DETAILS STEVEN NOW KAREN, OBVIOUSLY THE SIGNS ARE POSTED IN PARKS ALL OVERHE T PLACENY A IDEA WHAT SHE WAS WEARING WHEN SHE WENT MISSING. YES. I LOVE THEM PLEASE RELEASE THAT INFORMATIONS A WELL. THEY SAID SHE WAS WHEN SHE WAS LAST SPOTTED WALKING ALONG LOVELAND MADEIRA ROAD. SHE WAS WEARING A WHITE SHIRT. DARK CAPRIS AND SANDALS ALSO JUST SOMETHING ELSE TO PNTOI OUT. SHE’S PRETTY TINY FIVE ONE AND 110 POUNDS SOMETHING ELSE. THEY JUST WANT PEOPLE TO KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR. ALRIGHT KAREN.

State investigators are now assisting Loveland police in hopes of finding a missing 23-year-old woman.The Ohio Bureau of Investigation confirmed to WLWT that Loveland investigators asked for its help in finding Alicia Kenny who left her home in Loveland Saturday night and never returned."It's just really hard to think about what could happen," said Marcy Kenny, Alicia Kenny's mother. "She's just gone."Marcy Kenny said her daughter lives with her grandparents and left their Loveland home to go for a stroll around 8 p.m. Saturday.Marcy Kenny said that wasn't unusual because her daughter loves to connect with nature and would often walk to local parks to write or draw."When she goes, she always takes her backpack with her. That's something that's extremely close to her heart. Her Bible's in there. She's very religious. Her writings, her drawings, all her notebooks are in that backpack," Marcy Kenny said. Sunday morning, before Alicia Kenny was reported missing, a delivery driver found her backpack in an undisclosed Loveland subdivision. Montgomery police confirmed the delivery driver dropped it off at their department, assuming someone had lost it. Montgomery police then delivered it to Alicia Kenny's home."And that's when everybody realized that she wasn't there, that when she left on Saturday night, she had never come home," Marcy Kenny said. "In the backpack were her phone, her ID, her wallet, everything." On Monday, Loveland police released a written statement and said Alicia Kenny was last seen walking along Loveland Madeira Road in Symmes Township early Sunday morning and no foul play is suspected. Investigators did not know who spotted her or what direction she was headed. They have not returned WLWT's phone calls seeking additional information.Meanwhile, Marcy Kenny said she and her fellow church members walked the streets of Loveland and area parks and hung missing person flyers. "So, if anybody is hiking or walking, just pay attention," Marcy Kenny said. She said she is relying on tips from others and her faith for answers."I love the Lord, and she loves the Lord, so please pray," Marcy Kenny said. Loveland police said Alicia Kenny was last seen wearing a white shirt, dark capris and sandals. She is 23 years old, 5 feet, 1 inch, 110 pounds, brown hair, and brown eyes. Alicia Kenny frequents local parks and has no known vehicle. Police said anyone who may know where Alicia Kenny is should call 911 or Northeast Communications at 513-677-7000.

LOVELAND, Ohio —

State investigators are now assisting Loveland police in hopes of finding a missing 23-year-old woman.

The Ohio Bureau of Investigation confirmed to WLWT that Loveland investigators asked for its help in finding Alicia Kenny who left her home in Loveland Saturday night and never returned.

"It's just really hard to think about what could happen," said Marcy Kenny, Alicia Kenny's mother. "She's just gone."

Marcy Kenny said her daughter lives with her grandparents and left their Loveland home to go for a stroll around 8 p.m. Saturday.

Marcy Kenny said that wasn't unusual because her daughter loves to connect with nature and would often walk to local parks to write or draw.

"When she goes, she always takes her backpack with her. That's something that's extremely close to her heart. Her Bible's in there. She's very religious. Her writings, her drawings, all her notebooks are in that backpack," Marcy Kenny said.

Sunday morning, before Alicia Kenny was reported missing, a delivery driver found her backpack in an undisclosed Loveland subdivision.

Montgomery police confirmed the delivery driver dropped it off at their department, assuming someone had lost it.

Montgomery police then delivered it to Alicia Kenny's home.

"And that's when everybody realized that she wasn't there, that when she left on Saturday night, she had never come home," Marcy Kenny said. "In the backpack were her phone, her ID, her wallet, everything."

On Monday, Loveland police released a written statement and said Alicia Kenny was last seen walking along Loveland Madeira Road in Symmes Township early Sunday morning and no foul play is suspected.

Investigators did not know who spotted her or what direction she was headed. They have not returned WLWT's phone calls seeking additional information.

Meanwhile, Marcy Kenny said she and her fellow church members walked the streets of Loveland and area parks and hung missing person flyers.

"So, if anybody is hiking or walking, just pay attention," Marcy Kenny said.

She said she is relying on tips from others and her faith for answers.

"I love the Lord, and she loves the Lord, so please pray," Marcy Kenny said.

Loveland police said Alicia Kenny was last seen wearing a white shirt, dark capris and sandals. She is 23 years old, 5 feet, 1 inch, 110 pounds, brown hair, and brown eyes.

Alicia Kenny frequents local parks and has no known vehicle.

Police said anyone who may know where Alicia Kenny is should call 911 or Northeast Communications at 513-677-7000.

Missing woman's backpack found; state investigators now assisting Loveland police with case

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