Missing Hawaii woman Hannah Kobayashi was “found safe” about a month after surveillance footage traveling to Mexico with a suitcase made national headlines.

Kobayashi’s mother, Brandi Yee, and her sister, Sydni Kobayashi, said they were “incredibly relieved and grateful that Hannah was found safe” in a statement issued by their attorney Sara Azari on X on Wednesday.

“The last month has been an unimaginable ordeal for our family and we kindly ask for privacy as we take the time to heal and process everything we have been through,” the family said.

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Kobayashi sent mysterious text messages to friends and family before cutting off contact entirely. She wrote that she was “tricked into giving away virtually all of her money.” (Larie Pidgeon)

“We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported us during this difficult time,” the statement continued. “Your kindness and caring meant a lot to us.”

In a statement to People, Azari did not comment on the circumstances of when, where or how Kobayashi’s family contacted her and said there would be no further statements at this time. Azari could not immediately be reached for comment.

earlier this month Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell Surveillance footage and other evidence showed Kobayashi entered Mexico on foot alone and with luggage at the San Ysidro port of entry on Nov. 12. ” McDonnell said.

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Hannah Kobayashi’s mother filed a missing person’s report after her daughter seemingly disappeared. (Hannah Kobayashi via Instagram)

Larie Pidgeon, Kobayashi’s aunt, who served as a family spokesperson during the search, said at the time that her “concern for Hannah has not subsided.”

“Hannah never mentioned plans to travel to Mexico, and no one in her life knew she had any intention of going there,” she previously told Fox News Digital. “What concerns me even more is her complete disconnect from her phone, her social media and her world – that is not who she is.”

Before Kobayashi was found, Pidgeon told Fox News Digital that she had “disconnected” from the rest of the family, saying that her “sole focus remains on finding Hannah” and that she intended to travel to Mexico to “to check that”. She acts of her own free will and is truly safe.”

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Pidgeon later told NewsNation that she didn’t understand why the funds raised would be used for a lawyer rather than a private investigator.

Kobayashi flew from Hawaii to Los Angeles and was scheduled to take a connecting flight to New York at 11 a.m. on November 8 with a 42-minute layover, but did not board a flight despite a detailed itinerary and a booked hotel room in New York City.

Pidgeon previously told Fox News Digital that friends and family had received it a flood of bizarre text messages from Kobayashi after her missed flight, which didn’t match her usual rhythm. She texted a friend that she was “tricked into giving away practically all my money” and that she was tricked “for someone I thought I loved.”

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Kobayashi, 30, was on his way to New York City to visit his family. (Hannah Kobayashi via Instagram)

“She (wrote to her) had a spiritual awakening, she was worried about the Matrix. It was just the most bizarre text messages,” Pidgeon previously said. “And it went like this: ‘Hi, I can’t wait to see you. I love you. Everything is great.’”

Ryan Kobayashi, the 30-year-old’s father, was found dead on November 24 of an apparent suicide after jumping from a Los Angeles parking garage while he and his family searched for the missing woman.

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Los Angeles Magazine reported that Kobayashi was a victim of an immigration scheme before his disappearance. Kobayashi’s mother reportedly found documents listing an immigration attorney at her daughter’s home in Hawaii and turned that information over to law enforcement.

However, family lawyer Azari wrote in a post on this information.”