
The person at the center of this case
Catherine B McMillion
Justice for Catherine B McMillion — the trail went cold in 1985, but the truth hasn't.
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Body never recovered despite extensive search efforts during and after the 1985 flood event
Where did the flood currents carry her remains? Search downstream areas along the swollen stream
What was the exact location of the trailer and tree she clung to before falling?
Catherine B McMillion, a 58-year-old woman, went missing on November 4, 1985, during a severe flood in Seneca Rocks, West Virginia. She climbed onto the roof of a flood-damaged trailer to escape rising water but lost her grip on a tree and was swept away by the swollen stream. Her body has never been recovered, and the case remains open as a presumed drowning.
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NamUs case MP133102. Missing person: Catherine B McMillion.
Last known contact: 1985-11-04 in Seneca Rocks, Pendleton, WV. Circumstances: During the November 1985 Flood, Catherine B.
McMillion climbed onto the roof of a flood ravaged house trailer to escape the rising water, and was able to cling to a small tree using her belt for some time before falling from the tree into the flood swollen stream and was swept away. Victim believed to have drowned, and her body is still missing.
Demographics: 58 years, Female, White / Caucasian. Physical description: 5 ft 5 in, 117 lbs, hair: Brown, eyes: Brown.
Investigating agency: West Virginia State Police - Franklin | CF1665 | 1985-11-04.
During severe flooding, McMillion climbed onto the roof of a flood-damaged house trailer to escape rising water. She clung to a small tree using her belt but fell into the flood-swollen stream and was swept away.
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