Family confirm mother who had been missing for days has been found
Sian Jones, 53, from Rhiwbina in Cardiff, was reported missing on Thursday, February 13, and the last sighting was of her car being driven on the A4119 at Miskin, just off Junction 34 of the M4 at around 5pm that day.
South Wales Police launched an appeal which read: "Sian Jones, 53, from Rhiwbina in Cardiff, was last seen Thursday, February 13 is still missing.
"It is now known that her car, a 61-plate black Citroen C3 VTR+, was travelling northbound on the A4119 at Miskin, near junction 34 of the M4, at around 4.40pm on Thursday February 13.
"Sian is around 5ft 6ins tall and was last seen wearing black trousers, black coat with possibly a brown jumper underneath, black shoes and had a small handbag with her."
After tirelessly searching for Sian, her daughter Emily confirmed that she had been found and is now at home, as of Sunday February 16.
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