NEW: Missing Texas woman found alive in a Scottish forest living with the self-proclaimed leaders of a lost ‘African’ tribe.
Kaura Taylor says she is happy living with her new King and Queen.
Taylor, 21, left the United States with her one year old child and claims to be a part of the Kingdom of Kubala.
“The Kingdom of Kubala claims to be a lost Hebrew tribe that aims to retake the land they say was expropriated when Queen Elizabeth I expelled native black Jacobites from England in the 1590s,” the Independent reported.
Taylor began communicating in 2023 “with so-called Kingdom of Kubala leader King Atehene, a former opera singer and PR agent from Ghana whose real name is Kofi Offeh, and his wife Jean Gasho, who now goes by Queen Nandi.”
In May, she decided to make the move.
“It is very stressful, and difficult. It breaks our heart. We’re overly concerned about Kaura, but she doesn't think anyone is concerned about her,” Taylor’s aunt told the Independent.
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