Hannah Kobayashi, who was missing after her father's suicide, has been located and is safe.

The sudden and mysterious disappearance of Hannah Kobayashi sparked a nationwide search, causing great concern and worry for her loved ones. After weeks of frantic searching, her family received the news they had been desperately hoping for - Hannah had been found safe.

According to reports, the 30-year-old woman reached out to her family on Wednesday, informing them that she was indeed alive and well. In a statement shared by their attorney, her family expressed their immense relief and gratitude, saying, "We are incredibly relieved and grateful that Hannah has been found safe. This past month has been an unimaginable ordeal for our family, and we kindly ask for privacy as we take the time to heal and process everything we have been through."

In an earlier statement, the family had also expressed their heartfelt thanks to everyone who had supported them during this difficult time. They were deeply touched by the kindness and concern shown by friends, family, and even strangers.

Hannah's disappearance had initially been classified as voluntary, as police had obtained footage of her traveling to Mexico. However, her family's statement revealed that this was not the case. She had been dealing with a difficult situation and had reached out for help, but for some reason, had lost contact with her family and friends.

Her father, Ryan Kobayashi, had flown to Los Angeles to search for her and tragically took his own life after thirteen days of tirelessly looking for her. The family was devastated by this loss and asked for privacy as they grieved and tried to make sense of everything that had happened.

There were speculations that Hannah may have been involved in a marriage scam, as she had been sending strange messages to her loved ones before disappearing. In one of her messages, she mentioned being tricked into giving away all her funds by someone she thought she loved.

However, Los Angeles police Chief Jim McDonnell stated that there was no evidence of any crime, including human trafficking. He urged anyone who may be considering disappearing to think about how it would affect their loved ones, who would be left behind worrying and wondering about their wellbeing.

As of now, there are no plans to further address Hannah's case, and the family and police department are focused on giving her the time and space she needs to heal and recover. The Agency will continue to provide updates on this story through our social media platforms and daily push alerts. Stay connected with us for the latest news.

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