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Found: Kay Ziv

A MOTHER-of-two from Sidcup, missing for more than two weeks, has been found alive in Devon.

Kay Ziv - who suffers from depression and was on medication - left her home in Walton Road, Sidcup on May 1.

She was last seen in a bank in Sidcup on the same day, where she withdrew £30 from her account.

Mrs Ziv was found by a police officer in Exeter - the town where she was born - yesterday evening (May 15).

Alon, Mrs Ziv's husband of 11 years said his wife would be coming home to see their two daughters - Yasmin, six, and Maia, four, sometime today.

The 39-year-old graphic designer said: "Kay was found in Devon late last night.

"It is fantastic news and she will be coming home sometime today."

"It is a huge relief after the past two weeks.

"We can get her back now and concentrate on getting her better again."

Mr Ziv had told the News Shopper he thought Kay may have gone somewhere to hide because of feelings of shame about her illness.

He said: "It was as I said - she did go back to where she grew up to hide."

11:03am Friday 16th May 2008

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