Search Continues For Missing Chester County Woman

Locals have not given up on Chester County's Anna Maciejewska, a mother of one who has been missing since April.

The Finding Anna Maciejewska group is hosting a search event Sunday, Dec. 3 in the Malvern area. Those interested in the community effort to locate the missing woman as asked to text (267) 701-0254 to let organizers know you'll be attending

You can also sign up on Facebook here.

Participants will gather at 1 p.m. in the parking lot of the Residence Inn, 10 General Warren Boulevard, Malvern.

There, organizers will cover rules and tips on the search event.

"Please dress warmly, wear sturdy shoes for hiking, bring work gloves, be prepared to get dirty, leave your children and dogs at home, please be prepared to sign a release of liability, please bring water although additional water and light refreshments will be provided," organizers said. "Use the bathroom prior to coming and be prepared to spend a good amount of time and energy walking and climbing through hilly terrain."

Maciejewska, 43 and the mother of a 4-year-old boy, was seen last leaving her home on Hedgerow Lane in Malvern at about 9:45 a.m. Monday, April 10.

She was driving a navy blue Audi A4 vehicle with a Pennsylvania license plate HTF2919.

State police located Maciejewska's blue vehicle on May 8 in the Charlestown Meadows overflow parking lot on Ashtree Drive.

Pennsylvania State Police were notified about Maciejewska's disappearance after she failed to show up for work on Monday, April 10 and Tuesday, April 11

In late May, her brother-in-law from Poland ventured to the US to meet with authorities on the mysterious disappearance.

Pennsylvania StatePolice searched her home on a search warrant back in July.

Maciejewska's husband previously allowed the home to be searched, but has since barred investigators from entering the home and hired an attorney.

Maciejewska is 5-feet 4-inches tall, weight about 160 pounds and has hazel eyes and blonde hair.

Anyone with information on Maciejewska whereabouts is asked to call Pennsylvania State Police Embreeville Barracks at (610) 486-6280 or 911.

With reporting from Patch correspondent

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