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According to her family, Hannah Kobayashi has been located and is safe as of Wednesday.

A statement from the family, relayed through their attorney, expressed their “relief and gratitude” for the safety of the 30-year-old Hawaiian woman, who went missing after missing a flight in Los Angeles during November.

“This last month has been incredibly difficult for our family, and we request privacy as we navigate our healing and process everything that has transpired,” said the statement from her mother, Brandi Yee, and sister, Sydni Kobayashi. “We sincerely appreciate everyone who stood by us during this challenging time. Your compassion and concern have been invaluable to us.”

Authorities determined that Kobayashi had left the United States voluntarily, crossing into Mexico after sending her family a series of cryptic text messages, which led to extensive search efforts in the second-largest city in the country. Tragically, during the searches, her father, Ryan Kobayashi, aged 58, took his own life in Los Angeles.

The family did not provide any further details in their statement.

(This story has been updated with new information.)