Camela Leierth-Segura, 48, who co-wrote Katy Perry’s “Walking on Air,” was found alive after vanishing in Beverly Hills on June 29.
Vanished TV news anchor had ‘secret final fling’ before 1995 disappearance: private eyeGrandma found dead in empty field complained of ‘tough times’ with beau days before death: friend
The missing persons investigation has also been closed, the Beverly Hills Police Department told the outlet.Foss’ comments came after a since-deleted Facebook post from Leierth-Segura’a other friend, Liz Montgomery, appeared to break the news,
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