By Kevin Deutsch
Victoria “Tori” Wymann, the Parkland teen who disappeared after leaving her home June 29, has been found safe, her mother said in a Facebook post early Monday.
“Update: Tori is home safe,” Merri Wymann wrote. “Thank you all for your support and prayers.”
Her daughter went missing after surveillance video showed her leaving her Parkland home and entering a white vehicle with dark-colored windows. Broward Sheriff’s Office missing persons detectives made a public plea for help in the case last week, seeking tips that might lead them to the girl.
According to investigators, Wymann returned to her home at 3 a.m. Monday in good condition, BSO said in a press release.
A $5,000 reward in the case was recently announced by Kingsman Philanthropic, a nonprofit group funding kidnap recovery, domestic violence and human trafficking assistance to women and children.
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