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Posted Tuesday, July 19, 2011 ; 12:00 PM
Updated Tuesday, July 19, 2011; 12:15 PM

The Campbells Creek woman has not been seen since 2006.

CHARLESTON — It seemed to be a typical day for Melanie Metheny of Campbell’s Creek.

On July 19, 2006 investigators say she dropped off her children at day care. She was going to pick up transcripts to start college but never did, nor did she pick up her kids. Her van was found a few days later, but there was no sign of Melanie.

“We know she made two outgoing calls from her cell phone. One was voice mail. One hit the western part of Kanawha County and the eastern part of a Putnam County tower,” says Detective Samantha Ferrell of the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department.

Posted Tuesday, April 12, 2011 ; 06:54 PM
Updated Tuesday, April 12, 2011; 07:53 PM

The Campbells Creek woman has not been seen since 2006.

CHARLESTON — It seemed to be a typical day for Melanie Metheny of Campbell’s Creek. On July 19, 2006 investigators say she dropped off her children at day care. She was going to pick up transcripts to start college but never did, nor did she pick up her kids. Her van was found a few days later, but there was no sign of Melanie.

Disappearence of Young Mother Still Unsolved

Reported by:  Atish Baidya
July 21, 2009 10:53pm

Sandra Metheny has literally surrounded herself with memories of her missing granddaughter Melanie. Three years later, she’s no better than the day she learned Melanie had vanished.

“[I'm] not good,” she said. “No better than I was day one.”

A digital photo frame sits right next to a collection of other framed photos. On the opposite wall, a collection of images of her missing granddaughter. The first thing you see when you walk into Sandra’s home is a wall with a poster that reads, “Melanie Metheny is missing. July 19, 2006. Help bring her home.”

It has obsessed me,” she said. “”It is my life.”

Melanie, 21, vanished after dropping her kids off at day care. A few days later Charleston Police later found her abandoned mini-van, which now sits in Sandra’s yard.

“I’d like to have my granddaughter back,” Sandra said.

A new website is up and running in the hopes someone has a tip that will finally give the family the answers they are searching for. On it, Melanie’s mother wrote, “We’ll never quit looking until you are brought back home.”

Meanwhile, Sandra will continue searching, each exhausting day after day.

“I live it,” she said. “I live it.”

Billboard placed for Melanie Metheny

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — “America’s Most Wanted” will air a short informational piece Saturday on Melanie Metheny of Belle, who went missing more than two years ago after she failed to pick up her three children at day care.

The FOX television show starts at 9 p.m.

The Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department contacted the show, said Denni Wagner, production assistant for “America’s Most Wanted.”

“It was a very disturbing case,” she said. “Maybe someone who watches the show will have seen her; maybe someone knows what happened to her.”

The piece on Metheny will air just before or after a commercial break, Wagner said.

Metheny went missing July 19, 2006. Four days later, her gold Chevrolet Ventura minivan was found parked on the corner of Wyoming Street and Beuhring Avenue on Charleston’s West Side.

The family wants to make sure it doesn’t happen to someone else.

CHARLESTON — Fingerprinting kids and information on staying safe are just a few of the aspects of this educational event in honor of Melanie Metheny. Two years ago she dropped her children off at a day care, and she hasn’t been seen since.

“I want awareness by guilt in the public that she is still missing, and this could happen to anyone,” says Donna Harper, a family member and one of the organizers of the event.

Several agencies in Kanawha County took part in the Melanie Metheny Safety Awareness Day.

“They could have turned this very negative, and they attempted to turn it to a positive thing in memory of somebody, and my heart goes out to these folks,” says Detective Bobby Eggleton of the Charleston Police Department.

Melanie Metheny disappeared two years ago. If she could be at the event, family members believe she would have a favorable reaction. “That she’s loved, and we miss her,” says Debi Metheny, Melanie’s mother.

She simply wants to know what happened to her daughter, adding that the past two years have been a roller coaster of emotions.

“It’s the worst thing that anybody could possibly go through and not knowing, I don’t think there’s anything worse than not knowing,” says Metheny.

Organizers hope the public leaves with a better understanding of being safe. Meanwhile, Melanie’s family goes on with their lives, hoping someone can soon shine a light on her mysterious disappearance.

Then 21-year-old Melanie Methany went missing July 18, 2006.

BELLE, West Virginia — This Saturday marks two years since a Kanawha County woman went missing.

Then 21-year-old Melanie Metheny was last seen at this day care center in Belle back on July 19th, 2006.

Her minivan was located days later on Charleston’s westside.

Since, no leads have panned out, and the family has gone without answers.

“I don’t know what happened to Melanie. These children don’t know what happened to their mother. They need to know. We all need to know,” said Donna Harper, grandmother of Metheny’s two youngest children.

This Saturday the family has planned a Melanie Metheny Safety Awareness Day.

It takes place at the Charleston Moose Lodge on Kanawha Boulevard from 11 a.m.- 1 p.m. Public safety officials will be present and the goal is to educate the community on safety.

Anyone with information on the disappearance of Melanie is urged to contact the Kanawha County Sheriff’s office.

CHARLESTON — Investigators in Kanawha County are choosing their words carefully concerning new developments in the disappearance of Melanie Metheny.

Lt. Sean Crosier with the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department said he is extremely encouraged by new information that has come to light in just the last few days.

The 21-year-old Metheny was last seen the morning of July 19 after dropping her children off at day care in Belle.

A few days later, detectives found her mini-van on Charleston’s West side.

Since then, investigators have been working closely with Melanie’s family to try to track down any clues.

They say it was one of those family members who brought them a tip this week that they call very promising.

“The family’s been very helpful so they brought forth this new information and we’re very hopeful this will shed some really good light on the investigation and bring about a positive resolution to a case that’s now nearly 11 months old,” said Crosier.

Detectives have been conducting interviews to try to follow up on this new information but are reluctant to release any more details.

If you have any information concerning Melanie Metheny’s disappearance, you’re urged to contact the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Department at 357-0169.