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Cleveland Police Still Searching For Missing Woman After 10 Years

Christina Kleckner, now 34, has not been since since 2011 and police are asking for help in locating the intellectually disabled woman.

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Cleveland Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating a local woman who has not been since since October 2011. She has a last known address of the 3600 block of W. 48th Street.
Cleveland Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating a local woman who has not been since since October 2011. She has a last known address of the 3600 block of W. 48th Street. (Cleveland Police Department )

CLEVELAND, OH – Cleveland Police have again reopened a cold case from a 10-year-old missing person involving an intellectually disabled 34-year-old disabled woman who went missing in 2011.

On Thursday, Cleveland Police again asked for public assistance in locating a missing woman who has not been seen since Oct. 2011. Christina Kleckner, who was 24 at the time she disappeared, has not been seen in the past 10 years and police remain intent on finding her.

Kleckner’s last known address is the 3600 block of W. 48th Street and police said she is intellectually disabled. She is described as being 5-foot-4, weighing 200 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair.

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She is known to go by the following names: Christine Preston, Tina Kleckner, Tink Kleckner, or Chrystal Kleckner, police said Thursday.

Anyone with information on Kleckner’s whereabouts is asked to call Cleveeland Police Detective Zola at (216) 623-2755.

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