- Stella Brannen Salter, 7, and her mother Wendy Salter, 46, left Lyons, Georgia.
- They drove to Orlando and flew to Puerto Rico until they were found on Saturday.
- Stella was sent back to her father, who has custody, and Wendy was arrested.
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A seven-year-old girl who disappeared with her mother in Georgia has been found nine days later in Puerto Rico.
Stella Brannen Salter and her mother Wendy Salter, 46, were last seen in Lyons, Georgia, on March 29 and left town after that.
They were believed to be traveling in a 2007 gold Volvo C70 with Georgia license plate GEE777.
Stella Brannen Salter and her mother Wendy Salter, 46, were last seen in Lyons, Georgia, on March 29 and left town after that.
The FBI finally located the couple at a store on the Caribbean island around 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, where local police arrested the mother.
Wendy’s phone rang near Orlando, Florida, on Wednesday and police said she booked a flight to Puerto Rico.
The FBI finally located the couple at a store on the Caribbean island around 12 noon on Saturday, where local police arrested the mother.
Wendy did not have custody of her daughter and Stella has been returned to her father.
The Lyon Police Department and the FBI will extradite Wendy to Georgia, where she will likely face charges.
Stella has been returned to her father and Wendy did not have custody of her daughter and will be extradited to Georgia where she will likely face charges.