A Houston-area teacher was found “alive and well” in New Orleans after a weeks-long search across two states.
Michelle Reynolds, 48, was reported missing on September 22 by her husband. The Houston media reported that her husband said that she went to get something to eat and never came back.
Days later, Reynolds’ car was found in New Orleans, but the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office gave no indication of when, where or in what condition she was found.
Reynolds was seen on surveillance video, footage of which was widely circulated online, parking her car in the New Orleans Warehouse District and driving away from her.
More than a month after her disappearance, Louisiana State Police located Reynolds and reunited him with her family, according to a Nov. 1 statement from the sheriff’s office.
Sheriff Bo Stallman says Reynolds is a language arts teacher at Fairview Junior High in the Alvin Independent School District.
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Alvin is a small town south of Houston, best known as the birthplace and home of MLB Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan.
Reynolds was the Alvin ISD teacher who was first reported missing on Sept. 22 by her husband.
The video shown above is from a previous report.
Texas EquuSearch, which joined the search for Reynolds, posted a photo of her walking south on Constance Street on Sept. 23.
Michael Reynolds tells WDSU the 48-year-old woman has been living among the homeless since she disappeared in September.
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