Family of Colorado Woman Missing Since Solo Shopping Trip Say They've Received 'Not Good News'
"Sending this with broken hearts & tears," the family of Jayna Lang shared in an update on Sunday, Dec. 1
"Sending this with broken hearts & tears," the family of Jayna Lang shared in an update on Sunday, Dec. 1 Summit County Sheriff's Office Facebook Jayna Lang:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():format(jpeg)/jayna-lang-120224-1-65ced82f66f348e7b7056a0281fadb56.jpg "Jayna Lang told her family she was going to the Outlets at Silverthorne on November 24. Her family hasn't seen or heard from her since.")
The family of a Colorado woman who's been missing since she reportedly left home to visit a local shopping mall has said they've received "not good news" about her.
Jayna Lang, 46, was last seen by her family in Littleton on Sunday, Nov. 24, the Park County Sheriff’s Office stated in a release. She reportedly told her relatives that she was going to visit the Outlets at Silverthorne, reported ABC News affiliate Denver7.
“Please be on the lookout for this vehicle and female party … She was headed to Summit County. She liked to frequently visit Park County, especially the Indian Mountain subdivision,” the police release stated on Thursday, Nov. 28.
Denver7 reported that Lang left home in her white 2016 Toyota 4Runner with a license plate marked “JAYNA.”
In a Facebook update posted by Lang’s sister-in-law, Stacy Laigo-Horvat, on Sunday, Dec. 1, the family shared that had received “not good news” regarding Lang's whereabouts, although she did not disclose precisely what they had been told. Summit County Sheriff's Office Facebook Lang was last seen heading out in her white 2016 Toyota 4Runner on Nov. 24
“Sending this with broken hearts
