Human Remains Found In Woods Believed To Be Of Missing Chatham Teacher

CHATHAM, NJ — A body was found in Massachusetts on Thursday evening, and police believe it is that of Meghan Marohn, 42, a former Chatham teacher who went missing in late March.

According to Massachusetts State Police, a civilian discovered partial remains "in a heavily wooded area near Fox Drive in Lee." Local and state authorities then arrived on the scene in the Berkshires, a rural region in western Massachusetts' mountains.

Investigators are still actively searching the area, and the evidence gathered thus far indicates that the remains are most likely those of Marohn.

Marohn's family reported her missing on March 29, and Lee Police found her unattended vehicle that same day at Longcope Park. Police have conducted numerous searches for Marohn since then.

Marohn, an English teacher, taught at Chatham High School for more than 10 years, up until 2017. Marohn moved to New York but was last seen on March 27 in Massachusetts.

"Meghan is a devoted and passionate high school English teacher, poet, artist, and concerned environmentalist who displays deep passion in all her endeavors," brother Peter Naple said in the GoFundMe. "She is charismatic, witty, and a genuinely loving and beautiful person whom I miss dearly and need to know what happened to her."

The circumstances of Marohn's disappearance are still being investigated by police.

Click here for the GoFundMe.