Found Safe LA - Kayla Sheryl Brown, 24, & dog, from PA, left camp in Kisatchie National Forest, 14 Dec 2018

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Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Office

WELFARE CONCERN

Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Deputies and US Forest Service Law Enforcement Agents are currently attempting to locate and check on the welfare of a female and a black pit bulldog that walked away from the Red Bluff Camp area in Kisatchie National Forest on Friday according to the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Office.

Deputies and Forest Service Agents are looking for 24-year-old Kayla Sheryl Brown, Hgt/504, Wgt/190 with brown eyes and black hair of Philadelphia, PA.and her black pit bulldog.

Mrs. Brown was reportedly with a group in the Red Bluff camp area, when she decided to leave and told other camp visitors that she was going to try and make it back to Philadelphia.

Deputies and Forest Service Agents have patrolled the area extensively but have been unable to locate Miss Brown.

Detectives interviewed a couple who observed Brown walking in Kisatchie at approximately 9:30am on Monday morning.

She informed the couple that she was trying to make it to a store and did not appear to be in any distress.

Deputies would like to make contact with Brown to confirm she is safe and assist if possible.

If you are traveling through the area, or observe a female and black pit bulldog walking on the roadside matching Miss Brown's description please contact the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Office at 318.352.6432 or submit a tip at www.npsheriff.org

Case agent: Detective Darrel Winder, 318-357-7830

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Authorities seek missing woman in Kisatchie Forest area
 
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Worst pics ever!

Wait, it says something about "bayou forest" in the park description. Does that mean alligators? I don't really see much for water though.

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Worst pics ever!

Wait, it says something about "bayou forest" in the park description. Does that mean alligators? I don't really see much for water though.

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There are alligators all over the place in Louisiana and based on National Park policies, alligators are considered a native species and are NOT removed from parkland unless near a signed swim beach. The fact that she took off at night to try and walk to Pennsylvania from Louisiana is NOT a good thing.
 
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I wonder if she intended to hitchhike, or make it to a town where she might be able to catch a bus. I'm worried about her - a lot can go wrong between Louisiana and Philadelphia and she picked a pretty rough place to walk out of. So much water everywhere...
 
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