RIP. Arielle Valdes, a 21-year-old woman from Fort Myers, was discovered dead after a five-day search

Arielle Valdes, 21, was found dead after a 5-day search in Fort Myers, Florida. Her disappearance was tragic. The shocking revelations disclosed by the police are below. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the sorrowful family. The search for a missing Florida lady came to a tragic conclusion on Monday, when a body was discovered along the Caloosahatchee River, authorities said.

Arielle Valdes, 21, of North Fort Myers, has been missing since Wednesday, when she went while jogging in her neighborhood, prompting a community-wide search by land, air, and water. The search encompassed marine vessels, aviation units, various drones, K9s, the Forensics Division, which used an ANDE fast DNA instrument, and the Major Crimes Unit.

The Lee County Sheriff’s Office stated that there was no initial indication of foul play. “Our hearts are with Arielle’s family and loved ones as they navigate the coming days during this time of grief,” the Sheriff’s Office announced, adding that the Major Crimes Unit will work closely with the District 21 Medical Examiner’s Office throughout the investigation.

“It’s with a heavy heart that we share the loss of our dear Arielle, whose vibrant personality and gentle soul brought so much light into the lives of those who knew her,” Valdes’s bereaved family said on the Finding Arielle Facebook page.”To her family and friends, words cannot explain the depth of our sadness, and we send our heartfelt condolences during this difficult time. Arielle’s presence was a blessing, and her memory will be treasured by everyone who were lucky enough to know her.”

They also thanked everyone who participated in the search for their “love and dedication.” “Whether you searched on foot for hours, drove across the county, brought out your boats, flew drones, reached out to businesses for footage, or donated to help her family, you have been our strength,” according to the family’s Facebook post.

Valdes’ sister, Isabella Hergert, paid tribute to her sister, claiming she was “too good for this world.” Herget’s message continued, “I love you and will see you again in every lifetime.” You are a piece of my soul that I will always search for.” According to NBC2, Valdes was training for a marathon and ran enormous distances, but she also suffered from depression. We are deeply saddened for this tragic loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the sad family.