(LOUISA – WINA) A second news conference that focuses on the continued investigation of missing teenager Isabel Hicks will be held Monday. The 3 p.m. event will be in a public meeting room on the second floor of the Louisa County Sheriff’s Office/County Building.
That structure is at 1 Woolfolk Ave in Louisa. The Louisa Sheriff’s Office will provide some updated information and attempt to clarify some misinformation. Late last week, the Sheriff’s Office revealed a warrant that charges 33-year-old Bruce Lynch of Bumpass with felony abduction has been obtained. That follows a late Friday amber alert from the State Police that lists Isabel Hicks of Bumpass as a missing endangered juvenile female.
The Richmond office of the FBI and the State Police are assisting the Louisa Sheriff’s Office. Investigators say Lynch could be driving a light blue, almost silver looking, 2003 Toyota Matrix with Virginia tag VEM-9071. They be staying in wooded areas conducive to camping.
Lynch should be considered armed and potentially dangerous. Contact law enforcement immediately – do not approach – if either Lynch or Isabel are spotted.
A Missing Person poster has been created and posted to the FBI’s website.
Call the Richmond Division of the FBI at 804-261-1044 with information that may lead to the location and safe return of Isabel Hicks.
