An Ohio woman missing since Sunday has been found. The Highland County sheriff says she left on her own free will.
Madison Bell went missing May 17.Madison Bell, 18, was last seen when she left home Sunday morning, telling her mother she was going to a tanning salon."Bell has been located safe and left on her own free will," Sheriff Donnie Barrera tells CNN. No other information was made available. The sheriff's office said this week that it seemed Bell didn't make it to the salon.
Her car was found at a church parking lot nearby.Her mother, Melissa Bell, found her daughter's car unlocked with her phone inside and the keys still in the ignition, she told CNN affiliate WBNS.Read More"This would be her senior week of high school, so we had a lot of events going on this week that she wouldn't miss," Melissa Bell said.CNN's Carma Hassan and Rebekah Riess contributed to this report.
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