Cops release pic of man ‘with information’ about missing Madison Bell, 18, after she vanished just before graduation
A SHERIFF's office in Ohio has released a picture of a man who may have more information about the disappearance of high school senior Madison Bell.
The 18-year-old vanished last Sunday hours before her graduation ceremony when she told her mother she was going tanning.
The Highland County Sheriff's Office is asking for more information to help identify the man in the photo.
A church employee told investigators they saw a white four-door sedan in the church parking lot that Sunday morning, reported.
The vehicle stood out to the parishioner because there were no services held that day due to the ongoing pandemic.
After the McClain High School senior didn't return, her loved ones became worried.
Sheriff Donnie Barrera told it does not look like there was a struggle at the missing teen's vehicle – but police are investigating multiple scenarios in the teen's disappearance.
Her family and friends, distraught, are hoping for the teen's safe return.
"She’s the most loving girl I’ve ever seen in my life. I mean, I can’t even explain it... I just want her to come home," Cody Mann, Madison's boyfriend of five years who lives with the family told .
Madison is described as standing 5 feet, 6 inches tall, and weighing 120 to 125 pounds.
She has brown hair and brown eyes, and a cross tattoo on her neck.
The teen also has a ghost tattoo on her side, and wears gray contact lenses.
Anyone with information related to Bell's disappearance is asked to contact the Highland County Sheriff's Office at 937-393-1421 or the Ross County Sheriff's Office at 740-773-1185.