Florida mom who went missing multiple times found dead; no foul play suspected Kayla Bailey previously went missing in August, was found near home (Copyright 2025 by WJXT News4JAX - All rights reserved.)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 34-year-old mother who went missing multiple times was found dead by a bystander on Jacksonville’s Westside, News 6 partner WJXT reported.
Kayla Bailey previously went missing from her Maxville home back in August, but she was found alive lying on the ground in the woods just off a trail within three-quarters of a mile of her home.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it is investigating the undetermined death but believes there is no foul play involved.
Bailey, a mother of five, described herself as a business owner and digital creator on her Facebook page.
She started her photography business fohhphotography.com in October 2013.
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About the Author Jonathan Lundy headshot Hailing from Detroit, Jonathan is excited to start his media career at News4JAX in November 2023. He is passionate about telling stories that matter to the community and he is honored to serve Jacksonville.
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