Dee Ann Keene, 43, disappeared from Renick in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, on February 28, 2014. She was last seen at the home of Ronald Ray McMillion on Leonard Long Road. Two people who were at the residence that day told law enforcement that McMillion was heavily intoxicated, behaving erratically, threatened Keene and fired a gun near her head, the bullet passing close enough to ruffle her hair. Those witnesses left and urged Keene to go with them; she declined and has not been seen or heard from since.

Investigators quickly identified McMillion as a person of interest. He had a prior criminal history and was prohibited from possessing firearms; he was arrested on March 6, 2014, on an outstanding assault warrant and for unlawful possession of a firearm. Searches and ongoing West Virginia State Police inquiries have not produced Keene’s body. In February 2023 a grand jury returned a murder indictment naming McMillion, and in June 2023 two others were indicted on accessory after the fact and concealment of a deceased human body. The prosecution later dismissed the murder charge in November 2024 without prejudice; the case has included conflicting witness statements and forensic test results that did not support the murder charge.

If anyone knew Dee Ann Keene, her movements that day, or saw her after she left McMillion’s residence, what can be shared with investigators?