Timeline of Tiffany Tehan disappearance

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Staff report Updated 10:38 AM Friday, April 23, 2010

Friday, April 16

•Tre Hutcherson trades his red 1999 red Volkswagen Beetle for a 2002 Chrysler Sebring at Clem D’s Auto Sales on North Dixie Drive in North Dayton.

Saturday, April 17

•8:30 a.m. Tiffany Tehan leaves her Xenia home to go shopping.

•9:26 a.m. Tehan is seen on surveillance video withdrawing $300 from an ATM in Xenia.

•10 a.m. Tehan calls her husband to tell him she is leaving The Greene and going to the Kettering Recreation Center for its Baby Bargain Boutique sale.

•10:58 p.m. Tehan’s husband, David, reports her missing to Xenia police.

Sunday, April 18

•9 a.m. Tehan’s green Ford Explorer was found abandoned in Indian Riffle Park on East Stroop Road in Kettering.

Monday, April 19

•Members of the Patterson Park Church begin to pass out fliers in hopes of finding Tehan.

•A Facebook page is created trying to spread the word of her disappearance.

•Police show David Tehan surveillance photos of his wife with another man at a Circle K convenience store in the neighborhood where she works. Tehan and other family members don’t recognize the man.

Tuesday, April 20

•Police release the surveillance photos of Tehan with the man and call him a person of interest.

•9:30 p.m. Police release the identity of the man as Tre B. Hutcherson.

Wednesday, April 21

•Police find Hutcherson’s Volkswagen Beetle at the used car dealership.

•Miami Beach detectives stop a car with Tehan and Hutcherson in it. She tells Miami Beach detectives that she left Ohio voluntarily “with the intent of starting a new life,” according to police. Tehan’s statements to detectives revealed a “romantic” relationship between the two.

Thursday, April 22

•8 a.m. Police announce that they have found Tehan in Miami Beach, Fla.

•11:30 a.m. Members of Tehan’s family meet with the media at the Patterson Park Church. David Tehan says, “She may have made some mistakes, but everyone does and I can’t blame her for that. I have no idea what we’re hoping for. A lot of that is up to her.”