'Nobody goes for a seven-week drive.'
Swedish-born Camela Leierth-Segura, 48, was last seen or heard from on 29 June in the Beverly Hills area, according to the California Department of Justice’s missing persons page.
Her car was reportedly captured on CCTV ‘in the middle of the night’ the following evening, but it is not clear who was driving. Ever since, the musician, her 2010 silver Ford Fusion, and her 19-year-old pet cat Morris are nowhere to be found. Leierth – who co-wrote Katy’s song Walking on Air – was reportedly struggling with money, according to her friend Liz Montgomery.
‘She had mentioned it to all of us that she was having trouble; Covid definitely was not helpful for her because she’s a musician, model, actress, all that stuff,’ MontgomeryBut those close to her say it’s out of character for Leierth to disappear like this. Longtime friend Cecilia Foss fears she may have been abducted.The musician and model co-wrote Katy Perry’s Walking On Air ‘If she was going for a drive to clear her head, I get it,’ she added. ‘But it’s been seven weeks.
Leierth’s sister, who lives in Sweden, had raised alarm with Montgomery after not hearing back from the model. The latter then filed the missing persons report.
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