Authorities in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, are "very concerned" about the welfare of a mother who disappeared one week ago after she failed to pick her son up at a bus stop.
Jennifer Brown, 43, was last seen on the afternoon on Jan. 3 by a friend or colleague, authorities said.
Her vehicle was found parked outside of her home the next day with her keys, wallet, purse, and work cellphone still inside. Her personal phone has not been found or used since the morning of Jan. 4, according to police.
Brown is described as a white female about 5 feet, one inch tall with brown hair and green eyes.
She was reported missing after failing to pick up her son on Jan. 4.
"There's no way she would leave him behind or like, not be home for him," Ellen Friend, a neighbor, told WPVI. "It's honestly completely out of character. She's a very friendly person. I don't see her having any enemies. She's very caring of all the neighbors, especially the elderly."
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Brown's family is offering a $10,000 reward for information that helps law enforcement locate her.
Anyone with information can call Limerick Township Police at 610-495-7909 or Montgomery County Detectives at 610-226-5553.