Abigail Roethlein Found Safe Leesburg, Virginia – Abigail Roethlein, a 34-year-old Leesburg resident who was reported missing earlier today, has been found safe, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO). Authorities confirmed her safety in an update at approximately 3:31 p.m. on November 19, expressing gratitude to the public for their assistance in the search. Abigail was reported missing after leaving her home in the 40000 block of Gap Road around 6:00 a.m. to walk her dog. Her dog later returned home without her, raising alarm among her family and prompting authorities to issue an appeal for public help.
She was last seen wearing a white jacket, black hoodie, and grey sweatpants. The LCSO noted that Abigail was considered endangered due to medical reasons, adding urgency to the search efforts. At 11:00 a.m., Abigail was spotted in the area of Hancock Place in Leesburg, leading authorities to focus their search there. The LCSO worked with community members, receiving multiple tips that contributed to her safe location later in the day. In a statement, the sheriff’s office thanked the public for their vigilance and cooperation.
Abigail has been located safe. We would like to thank the public for their assistance,” the department said. The case highlights the importance of community involvement in missing persons cases, where timely information and widespread attention can play a critical role in ensuring a positive outcome. While details about the circumstances of her disappearance were not disclosed, the news of Abigail’s safe recovery has brought relief to her family and the Leesburg community.
