Kissimmee police find missing 64-year-old woman Ana Prats found safe on Wednesday
Ana Prats was last seen on January 9 (Kissimmee Police)
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Kissimmee police located a missing 64-year-old woman last seen Sunday, on Wednesday
Ana Prats was last seen “leaving her home in a white Chevy Express van” with a license plate tag reading “DSYY59,” officers said.
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Police said Prats was wearing a “colorful shirt, blue pants, silver chains, bracelets and rings with a blue or green colored head wrap.”
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