Police locate missing Queensland woman through dating site
Bianca Scanlan was located safe and well after she went missing for four days. (Picture: Supplied)
Police have found a missing Queensland woman safe in a nearby suburb following her family’s emotional plea for her to return.
Bianca Scanlan’s distraught mother offered a $10,000 reward for anyone with information after she went missing from her home in Logan last week.
Police tracked her down through her online dating profile, News Corp reported.
Ms Scanlan left behind her driver's license, purse and bank-cards when she vanished on Wednesday night.
Her mother, Charmaine Robinson, said it was “completely out of character” for her daughter to go missing.
“I’m absolutely relieved and thankful to everybody who helped (with the search),” Ms Robinson told the Courier Mail.
Ms Scanlan was found at a property in Woodbridge last night.
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