Ex-MLB Pitcher Greg Swindell Seeks Help to Find Missing Daughter in Texas

Former MLB pitcher Greg Swindell pleads for public help to locate his missing daughter, Brenna Swindell, who disappeared from Austin, Texas. Family believes she may be in danger.

Bollywood Fever: Former MLB pitcher Greg Swindell, known for his role in helping the Arizona Diamondbacks win the 2001 World Series, is pleading for the public’s help after his daughter, Brenna Swindell, went missing last Thursday from the Austin, Texas area.

Swindell, 59, took to Facebook over the weekend to share his concerns, stating that Brenna, a single mother of three, has not been in contact with her family, including her own children. 

Her phone has been turned off, and there has been no communication from her since she disappeared.

In an update on Sunday, Greg mentioned that the family believes Brenna is with her ex-boyfriend somewhere in Colorado. 

However, he expressed deep concern, saying, “we feel she is in danger.”

Brenna Swindell is described as being about 5-foot-5, weighing 120 pounds, and having notable tattoos on her arms, including flowers and a spider web. 

Greg suspects that she and her ex may be driving in her white Kia Carnival with the license plate VFS7528.

In his heartfelt message to his daughter, Greg wrote, “Brennie, if you see this, we all love you so much and need you home!”

Greg Swindell, a former All-Star and the No. 2 overall pick in the 1986 MLB draft, made his Major League debut shortly after being selected by Cleveland. 

He enjoyed a 17-season career in the MLB, pitching for several teams, including the Guardians, Reds, Astros, Twins, Red Sox, and Diamondbacks. He finished his career with a 3.86 ERA.

The Swindell family is hoping for any information that could help bring Brenna home safely.

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