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Published 16:09 24 May 2022 BST

Aletha Gee Walton/Via Prince Edward county Sheriffs office[/caption]
"At first, I didn't know what to think, I was thinking of the worst. But when they said she was okay, I was so thankful, so thankful," Deidra Knight, Walton's niece said.
Walton's sister, Sandra Knight, told the news affiliate that: "We just broke down and cried, all of us. We didn't know what to think. We thought somebody had kidnapped her or whatever. We didn't know what had happened."
"Amazing Grace. God was with her the whole time," she added.
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