The search for 35-year-old Tiara Sampa has concluded as she has been found, authorities confirmed late today. Sampa had been reported missing by family last Thursday, after an absence stretching since September 29. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's Missing Person’s Unit had been earnestly seeking information to assist in locating the woman, amidst growing concern for her safety due to her being wheelchair-bound and suffering from mental health conditions. The update was provided through an official statement released by the police department, though details on her condition or the circumstances of her discovery were not immediately disclosed.

According to the initial report circulated by SLMPD, Sampa was last seen at her residence in the 3200 block of Nebraska. The day she vanished, she was described as wearing a black shirt and blue jeans. The authorities, having intensified their efforts to quickly safely locate Sampa, had urged the public to come forward with any information. It is not clear what directly led to the resolution of this case, but the relief in finding Sampa was palpable across the community and her family.

While the details of Tiara Sampa's disappearance remain scarce, her being found brings closure to a harrowing period for her loved ones and those involved in the search. The police had highlighted the urgency of the situation given Sampa's vulnerabilities. Her wheelchair dependency and mental health considerations had raised the stakes in the immediate aftermath of her disappearance, underlining the need for swift action in similar cases. The Sampa family has yet to make a public statement regarding Tiara’s return.