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MURRAY — A 15-year-old girl was reunited with her family Saturday after being missing for four days, police said.
Oceanna Jade Storey, 15, left her home in Murray on Wednesday at 11 p.m. on foot, according to Murray Police. She was last seen on 3900 South and State St. early Thursday morning, police said. She did not take her cell phone and was distressed at the time she left her house, according to family.
Oceanna was located in Salt Lake City on Saturday and reunited with her parents, according to the Murray Police Department. Investigators said she is in good condition.
Investigators were concerned because Storey has mental disabilities that require her to take several medications, to which she has not had access since she left home Wednesday, her family said. She has the mental capacity of a much younger child, according to her stepmother Jennifer Storey.
"She's a spontaneous, loving little girl," Jennifer Storey said. "Anybody could love her."
Family and friends posted flyers and searched the surrounding areas after her disappearance. A lead emerged Friday night that she may still been in the 3900 South area near the Jordan River, according to family, though this was not specifically confirmed by police.
