Lewis County Sirens.com

By Sharyn L. Decker
Lewis County Sirens news reporter

CHEHALIS – Centralia police detectives are asking for calls from anyone with information on the whereabouts of a couple who failed to show up in court yesterday when they were supposed to be sentenced for the severe neglect of one of their children.

Anthony S. Foxworth Sr., 45, and Mary G. Foxworth, 43, were convicted last month of first-degree criminal mistreatment in Lewis County Superior Court. They were facing a standard sentencing range of 51 months to 68 months in prison.

Centralia police detective Patty Finch said the couple was last seen at about 8 p.m. on Monday at a gas station in Gand Mound, with their green and silver 1998 Chevrolet Suburban. It has a license plate reading DP25339, according to police.

The Foxworths are also associated with a black 1999 Toyota 4Runner, license plate ASK0996.

When the case was first charged in December of last year, the court files for the two showed they resided on South Tower Avenue in Centralia.

Finch said this morning police checked the Centralia address and found the home was vacant.

Mary Foxworth was currently living in an apartment in Olympia and when Olympia police checked that location, she was not there, Finch said.

Their defense lawyers said yesterday they last heard from their clients on Monday.

The Foxworths had been out of custody since the beginning of the case on unsecured $10,000 bonds.

Anyone who might have information on where the Foxworths are is asked to phone detectives at the Centralia Police Department at 360-330-7614, or after hours call 911.
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For background, read “Parents of mistreated Centralia teen are no shows for sentencing hearing” from Wednesday November 1, 2017, here

Tags: By Sharyn L. Decker, news reporter

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