As the search for Marion McCleneghan continues, more details surrounding the 40-year-old Park Slope woman's disappearance are coming to light. She was allegedly at her local deli a full day after fighting with her boyfriend at his home. The owner of La Dolce Vita told McCleneghan's mother this morning that her daughter came in on February 8th at 7 p.m. In tears, she told him, "Goodbye—you won’t be seeing me anymore." She said she was going to Long Island.
Previously it had been reported that the last person to see McCleneghan was her boyfriend, Richard Eric Sosa—whose house she left on the 7th "in a huff." Her mother now says the two were in the process of breaking up. Sosa still isn't listed as a suspect, though he had a scratch on his face after the disappearance, and has since gotten a lawyer. While the clothes she was wearing that night weren't found in her apartment, her cell phone and wallet were—though her two laptop computers and her stack of journals were gone.
Also noteworthy, while her husband (who she is separated from) originally described her as "happy," her mother says she was in therapy and "was having a rough year—first she lost a friend, then her father and two aunts," and had allegedly been regretting the aforementioned separation.