South Carolina police said Friday that they had found a Florida woman, 27, three days after she went missing in a rural area of Allendale County on August 13.
If you are Jessica Rapsys from Jacksonville, South Carolina, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) said they found her “safe” but didn’t say where or how they found her.
“Everyone worked together to find Jessica,” Allendale County Sheriff James Freeman said in a statement on Friday. “We all worked together and did not give up hope.”
When the police got a call about Rapsys’ absence, they were sent to the Steel Creek Plantation area.
Authorities told Fox News Digital that on Tuesday night, the Allendale County Sheriff’s Office found her empty car stuck on train tracks with the keys still inside.
Chief Deputy Steven Robinson of the Allendale County Sheriff’s Department told Fox News Digital that it is still unclear why Rapsys, who is from Jacksonville, was in the Creek Plantation area on Tuesday.
Video Rapsys, the victim’s father, told Fox News Digital that the sheriff’s office and SLED “have been incredible and have been tirelessly searching with all conceivable methods.”
SLED said on Friday that she had been taken to a nearby hospital for an exam and any needed medical care.