A Wyoming mother of two, 30-year-old Kandice Gunter, has been reported missing under deeply concerning circumstances after she failed to pick up her children from their after-school program, a move described as ‘totally out of character’ by her frantic sister. Last seen Thursday morning in Natrona County, Gunter’s disappearance has triggered a widespread search, with her cellphone last pinging Friday afternoon along Highway 387 near the county line. Her sister, Kayla Gunter, who recently helped Kandice move to Casper to be closer to her children, reported her missing when she didn’t arrive to collect her 9 and 6-year-olds, an act that immediately set off alarm bells. The sisters last spoke Wednesday morning, with no indication of distress, but Kandice stopped answering calls afterward, and her phone was also reportedly located near Gillette around noon that same day. Gunter was last known to be driving a gray 2016 GMC Canyon pickup with Wyoming temporary registration, and her sudden vanishing, especially without contacting her children, has amplified fears of foul play, as the family desperately seeks answers and implores the public to come forward with any information, emphasizing her butterfly tattoo on her neck and her recent posts about focusing on a ‘better me’ and finding success in silence.
Adapted from: U.S. News Today on Fox News
