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Marion DeLouise Penny Fye was 37 when she was last known to be in Washington, D.C., living on V Street NE and raising five children. Family described her as dependable and not someone who would simply vanish without contact. Her live-in fiancé, Harold Devine Austin, reported that she left their home after an argument and that he last saw her on November 30, 2003, though court documents allege she was shot during an argument on November 28, 2003.
Essential items were left behind in the residence, including clothing, her purse and wallet, credit cards, car keys and driver’s license, which alarmed relatives and investigators. Witnesses reported hearing Fye yell No, Devine, no! followed by a gunshot, and multiple witnesses said they never saw her again. Police found a mattress spattered with blood; testing could not conclusively identify it as hers but indicated it could have been.
Austin was indicted in June 2005 on charges including first-degree murder, and in February 2006 he was convicted of murdering Fye despite her remains never being recovered. The family continues to lack physical closure because her body has not been found. Does anyone have information about Marion’s last known movements or who might have seen her in late November 2003?