Residents of a Frisco apartment complex were met with a dire scene Monday as police initiated an investigation into the unattended death of a woman, believed to be missing from Plano. In an announcement on Monday, the Frisco Police Department reported that a vehicle associated with a Plano missing person case was discovered at the 9300 block of Wade Boulevard, housing a grim discovery within its confines.

According to the Frisco Police, the vehicle, a black Hyundai Elantra, was found to be registered to the involved individual, and upon inspection, a deceased subject was located inside. Detectives and CSI units were called to the scene, and the body was taken into the care of Collin County Medical Examiner's Office. Found dead at a local apartment complex, the medical examiner tentatively identified the deceased as Kylie Doyle and has since notified next of kin. The City of Frisco stated that while the cause of death remains undetermined, initial evidence did not suggest foul play.

Earlier this month, on April 20, the Plano Police Department received a missing person report filed by Mrs. Doyle's husband, detailing that she didn't return after departing Lebanon Trail High School in her vehicle around 11:40 a.m. the day before. The investigation into her whereabouts was underway for nine days before the vehicle turned up in neighboring Frisco.

The case is still active and ongoing, with both Frisco and Plano Police Department keeping tight wraps on further details. However, authorities are urging anyone with information that could shine a light on this tragedy to come forward. Tips can be submitted to the Frisco Police Department at (972) 292-6010, or anonymously by texting 'FRISCOPD' and the tip to 847411 (tip411), or using the Frisco Police Department app.