Vehicle Tied To Missing Philadelphia Woman Found: Reports

PHILADELPHIA — Amid the search for 23-year-old Kada Scott, who has been missing for nearly two weeks, authorities found a vehicle they said is connected to her disappearance.

Investigators located the 1999 metallic gold Toyota Camry with a Pennsylvania license plate reading MSX-0797 in the parking lot of the Gypsy Lane Condos in East Falls Wednesday afternoon after getting a tip on its whereabouts, according to Action News.

Authorities were waiting for warrant approval to search the vehicle for evidence in Scott's disappearance, according to NBC10.

Keon King, 21, Wednesday was charged with kidnapping, recklessly endangering another person, and criminal use of a communication facility in connection with Scott's disappearance.

While King is in custody now, authorities said questions about Scott's disappearance and whereabouts remain unanswered.

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According to NBC10, physical evidence related to Scott's disappearance was found Wednesday at the abandoned Ada H. Lewis Middle School on Ardleigh Street.

Scott, a recent Penn State graduate, was last seen at about 9:45 p.m. Oct. 4 on the 8300 block of Rodney Street, by the city's far northwest border. She was leaving her workplace, the Terrace at Chestnut Hill nursing home, at the time of her disappearance.

Authorities searched the Awbury Arboretum area without success, then the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force joined the search for Scott, as well as anyone she may have encountered.

According to authorities, King got rid of his vehicle, phone, and other belonging in an attempt to elude investigators.

King has a prior history of similar conduct, authorities said. Earlier this year, he was charged with kidnapping and strangulation involving a woman that was known to him. That case was withdrawn due to the witness failing to appear in court, authorities said.

However, that case is being refiled.

Anyone who has information on Scott's location is urged to contact police at 215-686-8477.