The 28-year-old Ontario paramedic was final seen on the pageant’s grounds within the early hours of July 27.
Kayla Boisvert, an attendee of this yr’s Shambhala Music Pageant who had been lacking since July 27, has been positioned safely, her household introduced in an announcement.
In an replace shared yesterday on @kaylaboisvertismissing, an Instagram account created by Boisvert’s twin sister Dianna that has since been deleted, the household stated they imagine the state of affairs might stem from a “psychological well being disaster.” In the meantime, a GoFundMe marketing campaign raised greater than $20,000 to help search efforts.
The latest put up, shared in the present day, introduced she’d been safely reunited together with her household.
“Kayla has been discovered,” the assertion reads. “Thanks all in your help and donations to get household there to fulfill her. She is protected and the household asks for privateness nonetheless. As we acknowledged all overflow donations will go to the superb search and rescue workforce in Salmo.”
Shambhala came about July 24-27 at Salmo River Ranch in British Columbia, Canada. Boisvert, a paramedic from Trenton, Ontario, was final seen on the pageant’s grounds at roughly 2:15am PT on July 27.
Shortly earlier than she disappeared, she tried to name her sister. “I used to be sleeping and referred to as her again immediately once I realized that she referred to as,” Dianna instructed CBC Information, including that the decision went straight to voicemail.
Within the days after her disappearance, associates, pageant safety, medical employees, native authorities and space hospitals had been unable to find her as unsubstantiated rumors unfold rampantly on social media. Police then confirmed a brand new sighting of Boisvert and launched safety digital camera pictures, dated July 29 at roughly 8:30pm south of Salmo.
The circumstances surrounding Boisvert’s disappearance haven’t been revealed by the household, who’ve requested privateness presently as they collect info.
