Found Safe CA - Kassandra “Sandy” McKee Missing from San Francisco

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Kassandra “Sandy” McKee, 27, has been sought by her parents since early this month. She had been in San Francisco when she called her mother on June 23 to say she was scared and that someone was trying to kill her, according to the account her mother gave the news site Mendo Fever. McKee said she planned to take a bus back to Ukiah the next day, but she never showed up.

During the search for her, Mendocino County deputies learned she had been a passenger in a stolen car that was pulled over by police on San Francisco’s Mission Street on June 21, Mendo Fever reported. She was not considered a suspect in any crime and was released.

A store owner who read the report of McKee’s disappearance provided a surveillance video image showing the woman at 1:51 a.m. Wednesday, July 27, in the Sav More Mart on Third Street, in San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood

McKee’s mother told Mendo Fever that the young woman is affected by mental illness and is financially dependent on her parents.

Missing woman seen on video from San Francisco store

Sandy McKee said she planned to take a bus back to Ukiah, but she never showed up.

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Person thought to be Kassandra McKee in Sav-Mor Mart, San Francisco, July 27, 2022

After travelling south to San Francisco in early June, Kassandra "Sandy" McKee, 27, of Ukiah, called her parents on June 23 to say she was assaulted and "someone was trying to kill her," according to Mendo Fever. Mendocino police said McKee was seen in surveillance footage at the Sav-Mor Mart store on the 4500 block of 3rd Street in San Francisco's Bayview in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Missing NorCal woman seen on camera in San Francisco

The woman recently reported a threat on her life.

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UPDATED POST 08-01-22 @ 8:30 AM:
On 07-30-22 the San Francisco Police Department located Kassandra McKee and determined she was voluntarily remaining in their city, thus was no longer considered a missing person. This information was relayed to her family.
The Sheriff's Office would like to thank everyone who reported sightings or potential sightings of her so that we could determine she was safe and not in danger.