MOSCOW, Sep 4 Police in Memphis, Tennessee are looking for a granddaughter who was kidnapped while jogging in the morning billionaire Joseph Orgill, according to the New York Post, citing the press service of law enforcement agencies. School teacher Eliza Fletcher was pushed into a dark SUV, and the police also found her broken phone and water bottle. The car itself was soon found, but instead of the missing woman, a suspect was found in the cabin — 38-year-old Cleota Abston. He was charged with aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence. Photo of Eliza Fletcher distributed by the Memphis Police Eliza Fletcher has not been located by Memphis Police at this time. Investigators and officers from the Memphis Police Department, along with local and federal partners, continue to search for Mrs. Fletcher", the police said.
The family of the kidnapped woman has set a reward for information on her possible whereabouts in the amount of fifty thousand dollars. Eliza Fletcher is the heiress of the company founded by billionaire Joseph Orgill Orgill Inc. and engaged in distribution and retail services. The firm serves more than 11,000 retail hardware and farm stores, as well as lumber dealers in the United States, Canada and fifty other countries. It is known that Orgill Inc. employs 5,500 people and generates $3 billion in annual sales.