A Montgomery County woman who had been missing for several days was found safe Tuesday, according to police and her family.
Deirdre Magolon, 20, was last seen leaving her home on Orchard Street in Royersford, Pennsylvania between 6:40 and 7 p.m. Friday.
The family told NBC10 she was driving a 2005 Black Mazda MX3 and they believe it broke down at some point as she was traveling on U.S. Route 422 in King of Prussia.
Police later contacted the family and told them the Mazda was found unoccupied along eastbound 422 near the Schuylkill Expressway (I-76) interchange in King of Prussia and U.S. Route 202 around 7:20 p.m. Friday, according to Upper Providence Police.
Deirdre's mother Bethellen Magolon spoke to NBC10 Tuesday, telling us the family learned she was alive and in Philadelphia.
"Two nice women, two different times, picked her up and brought her forward, closer to Philadelphia, which is what we have now," she said. "She's very impulsive. She's never done anything of this magnitude."
Bethellen also had a message for her daughter.
"We love you, we miss you to death and we just want you to come home."
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Shortly after the interview, Magolon's sister announced she had been found and is doing well. Upper Providence Police also announced she was found safe by the Philadelphia Police Department.
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