Marion Mccleneghan-sodo Missing Person Case

Jan 27, 2026

Jan 27, 2026

Marion

Mccleneghan-sodo

56

40

5'10 inches

150 lbs

White

Female

In the winter of 2010, the life of 40-year-old Marion Mccleneghan-Sodo took a turn that left her family and friends in a state of perpetual uncertainty. On the cold morning of February 6th, she was last seen in her Brooklyn, New York neighborhood. Marion had attended a party just a short distance from her home, on 14th Street and 7th Avenue. Reports indicate she was at a gathering hosted by the man she was dating at the time, Richard Eric Sosa. Following an apparent argument with the host, Marion left the party in anger around 2:00 a.m. and has not been seen or heard from by her loved ones since. Her husband, Ben Sodo, from whom she was amicably separated but remained in daily contact, grew worried when he could not reach her and her phone went straight to voicemail. He described her disappearance as entirely out of character, especially since she had recently started a new job at a medical marketing firm and seemed happy with her life. The investigation into Marion’s disappearance uncovered perplexing and contradictory details. When her apartment was checked, her driver's license, bank card, cell phone, and $300 in cash were found, suggesting she did not plan to leave. However, her two laptop computers and personal handwritten journals were missing. A new layer of complexity was added when a local bodega owner came forward, stating he saw Marion on the evening of February 7th, more than a day after she left the party. He claimed she was crying and upset, telling him goodbye as she was going to Long Island and would not be seeing him anymore. While Marion’s brother lived on Long Island, he never heard from her, and her family could not think of anyone else she knew there. Her bank accounts and email have remained untouched since she vanished. Despite the passage of time, Marion’s case remains unsolved, leaving a void in the lives of those who know her. At the time she went missing, she was managing a mild anxiety condition with therapy and medication and was also grieving the recent deaths of her father, two aunts, and a friend. Authorities interviewed her boyfriend, Richard Eric Sosa, several times, as neighbors reported hearing a loud fight at his home around the time Marion disappeared. He has not been officially named a suspect in her case. The lack of concrete evidence and the conflicting accounts have made this a difficult and enduring mystery. The overview of the case is one of a woman who, despite facing personal challenges, was reportedly content and looking forward to her future, only to vanish after a dispute, leaving behind a trail of confusing clues and unanswered questions.

Feb 06, 2010

Brooklyn

New York

Brooklyn

New York Police Departmen

718-636-6483

09/21/2026