Kelsey Pittman’s family had already reported their weeks missing earlier when the authorities found their car parked outside Death Valley National Park.
Pittman was known to go through “Infinity Jane” or “Jane Jones”, but her family had few clues to the place where she was – until their research finally led them to a robust part of the Sonora desert where people prefer to live from the grid.
Pittman was known for visiting Las Vegas, but the last time anyone heard, it was in November when she contacted the local Utah police.
Besides his abandoned vehicle, there was no sign that the 33 player Slab.
But now research is over. The authorities said this week that she had been found alive – in Colorado.
“The Sheriff’s Bureau of the County of Inyo is relieved to announce that Kelsey Pittman was located alive in the state of Colorado,” said the agency in a Posted on Facebook Tuesday.
Out of respect for her and the privacy of her family, the ministry said that he would not provide any other details on the case.
The new firm the chapter on a search of several months which involved the law enforcement organizations in several states.
The Pittman family in North Carolina reported their disappearance in November.
Inyo county sheriff deputies were first involved in the case when they responded to a report by a suspicious vehicle parked near Slab City on February 9.
The deputies found a 2009 Chevrolet HHR with plates from North Carolina parked in the region. The vehicle was registered in Pittman. The deputies searched the vehicle and the area but did not find it.
The survey of a missing person was launched. Even his mother came to Inyo County to join the research, the The sheriff’s office announced earlier this month in a press release.
The community of the city of Slab is made up of inhabitants of VR, artists and other living bohemian out of network.
The conditions in the area where the Pittman vehicle has been found is notoriously hard, and hikers are known for become disoriented in extreme heat And disappear and die in the surrounding desert.
Investigators coordinated with several police services, drone pilots, corpse dog managers and volunteer research and rescue teams to search for Pittman, until they exhaust these efforts. By announcing his discovery, inyo county officials thanked research workers and rescuers for their efforts.