Trotwood

Alright, the reason we're here tonight, uh, the gentleman that I've asked to come and share his experience, strength, and hope, you know, uh, they say if you keep coming back, more will be revealed.

And I was talking to him, uh, just recently before the meeting started, and he shared with me that his father was Tom B. that used to go to the Trotwood group, and, uh, his wife was Mary Ann.

I don't know, so many people might have known them.

But, uh, They were very instrumental to me when I first came into recovery.

So I don't know that area like that.

Like around here, you've got Dayton, Kettering, uh, Trotwood, you know, the most wherever the hotel was, the Circle K I was at was, if you were standing like in front of, not in front of the hotel, but back there, like towards where you come in at, the gas station over here type stuff, it's the area back over that way.

It was a Circle K or something.

I'm pretty sure it was a Circle K. I can't remember who it is.

By 2007, detectives had officially identified Tommy Swint as a person of interest in Niqui's disappearance.

By then, he had left the correctional facility and was working as a police officer in Trotwood, Ohio.

When that department learned he was under investigation in connection with Niqui's disappearance, Tommy Swint resigned.

By then, more than six years had passed since Niqui had vanished.