Rebecca Park found: Latest on the search for missing 22-year-old Michigan mother
Pregnant Michigan woman Rebecca Park's body has been found by a search party, her father confirmed. She went missing on November 3.
Amid the search for Rebecca Kay Park, a missing 22-year-old pregnant woman from Wexford County in Michigan, her father confirmed that she was found by a search party.
Local radio station Z93 (92.9) first reported that Parks' body has been found. It was followed by another report by 9&10 News which said Park's father has confirmed in a statement that she has been found 21 days after going missing.
Later, her father confirmed to the local CBS affiliate that her body has been found. Volunteer search parties were organized to look for Park and she was found during a search on Tuesday.
But, as of now, law enforcement in Wexford County, Michigan, has not issued an official update on the 22-year-old missing since November 4.
As of now, the police have not made any arrests in the case, as the search continues for the 22-year-old. Earlier, it was reported that Rebecca Park's mother and brother were made to take a polygraph test as part of the investigation.
Park, who was from the Cadillac area of Wexford County, went missing and was last seen around 11:30 p.m. local time on November 3 "in the Cadillac/ Boon Township area,” the Wexford County Sheriff's Office had said in a bulletin.
Park was 38 weeks pregnant and was two weeks short of delivery. Aurora Police had said that Park was last spotted getting into a Cadillac. The identity of the person she was last seen with remains a mystery.
This story is being updated as more details emerge.
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