Update: $1,000 Reward Offered For Info About Missing NH Woman

DERRY, NH — Police in Derry are asking for the public's help tracking down leads or tips about the location of a New Hampshire woman missing for four months.

Amanda Grazewski, 23, was last seen in Derry March 17 on Birch Street where she was staying with a friend. According to police, she reportedly left the residence in the early morning hours without her purse, cell phone, or other belongings. Grazewski has not been seen or heard from since.

A $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to Grazewski's location.

On Friday, Capt. Vern Thomas of the Derry Police Department sent out another alert, asking for the public's help, on the four-month anniversary of her disappearance.

"Few leads have been developed on this missing woman and only consist of possible sightings," he said. "Each was investigated and determined not to be her. The Derry police and Amanda’s family are hoping that someone will come forward with information that will lead to her safe recovery."

Grazewski is 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weighs around 135 lbs. She has brown hair and hazel eyes. Grazewski does not own or have access to a vehicle.

Grazewski, according to police, has a history of substance abuse. She has been known to frequent Hooksett, Manchester, Nashua, and Salem. She is one of four missing persons reported during the last 18 months from the Nashua-Derry area of the state including April Bailey, 36, who has been missing from Nashua since January, Michael Jones, 34, who has been missing from Nashua since January 2019, and Michael McClain, 29, of Manchester, who has been missing from Nashua since April 2019.

Anyone with information about Grazewski can call police detectives at 603-432-6111 or leave a tip on the department's crime tip website.

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