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Information on Hannah Kobayashi, a missing person in California, has gained national interest. She flew from Maui to Los Angeles but did not catch her connecting flight to New York. Authorities revealed that she was seen crossing into Mexico on foot.
Written by Michael Levenson
This week, the Los Angeles police announced that they have stopped looking for a woman from Hawaii who was reported missing by her family. It was discovered that she had actually traveled to Mexico alone.
The disappearance of Hannah Kobayashi, a 30-year-old woman, became a widely discussed topic across the country. After flying from Maui to Los Angeles on November 8, she failed to catch her next flight to New York and stopped communicating with her family, sparking rumors on social media.
The Los Angeles police announced on Monday that video evidence indicated Ms. Kobayashi crossed the United States-Mexico border alone on Nov. 12 with her luggage. They stated that there were no signs of wrongdoing or foul play, and they were labeling her as a "voluntary missing person."
Ms. Kobayashi’s family expressed their ongoing worries about her in a statement released by their lawyer on Wednesday. The news that she may be in Mexico has only increased their concerns.
The search is still ongoing, and our family is dedicated to doing whatever it takes to find her and bring her back home.
Here is some information about the effort to find Ms. Kobayashi.
Instead of boarding her connecting flight to New York, Ms. Kobayashi flew from Maui to Los Angeles International Airport on November 8th. She chose not to continue to Kennedy International Airport in New York for reasons that are currently unknown, according to the police.
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