Pennsylvania State Police request public aid in finding Ellen Donahoo, a missing 76-year-old woman with dementia from Washington County.

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Police say conditions inside the home were deplorable, with several inches of dog and rodent feces on the floor and piles of garbage.

Police said Donahoo is believed to be endangered and suffers from dementia. Anyone with information is asked to call police by dialing 911 or by calling Pennsylvania State Police in Washington at 724-223-5200.

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The body of a missing Washington County woman has been found near Fairmont, West Virginia. Ellen Donahoo, 76, went missing on Monday night after she was last seen in the area of Kusch Road and Daniels Run Road in New Bethlehem Township,

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