Swauger Valley Resident Wanted in Connection with a Homicide
- Scioto County Sheriff's Office
- Jul 29, 2023
- 2 min read
July 29, 2023
Scioto County Sheriff David Thoroughman states that his 9-1-1 Communication Center received a 9-1-1 call on Saturday, July 29, 2023 at 00:48 hours, from a male at 285 Aaron Road Portsmouth, Ohio.
The caller wanted to report a male had been shot and the alleged suspect had left the area. The caller advised that they were having a party when the incident occurred.
Sheriff Thoroughman stated that deputies and detectives, along with emergency medical squads, responded to the location. Upon deputies’ arrival they located a male victim and began emergency medical procedures on him. However, their efforts were unsuccessful and the victim was pronounced deceased shortly afterwards.
Sheriff Thoroughman stated that the victim has been identified as Nathaniel Chase Mcquinley, age 20, of 8372 Green St. Wheelersburg, Ohio. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations (BCI) was contactedfor assistance.
While detectives were interviewing a number of witnesses who were present at the party, BCI processed the crime scene for evidence.
Wanted in connection to this murder is Aden Michael Alexander Greene, last known address is 3114 Swauger Valley Road, Portsmouth, Ohio. Greene is described as being 5’09”, 128 pounds with blond hair and hazel eyes.
Greene should be considered armed and dangerous at this time. Sheriff Thoroughman advises to contact 9-1-1 if you spot Aden Greene, or you know his whereabouts, do not approach him.
Sheriff Thoroughman stated that several people in attendance at theparty fled on foot and in vehicles before, and as, deputies were arriving.
Detectives do have a list of individuals in attendance and encourages them to call-in and speak with Detective Sergeant Jodi Conkel @ 740-351-1091.
In doing so, it will save time in this investigation by not having to tract down each individual that fled.
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