Linda Perhacs, the 1970s psychedelic folk singer known for “Parallelograms,” is reported to be found and safe after being reported missing earlier this week. Multiple outlets say she had gone without contact for about eight months, following her discharge from a residential or assisted living care facility in Northridge, California. Friends, longtime collaborators, and industry figures were unable to reach her and also reported difficulty contacting her legal guardian, prompting public appeals for information. In posts shared on social media, her former manager Laurel Stearns asked for help and said attempts to contact the guardian went unanswered. Other figures, including Dublab co-founder Mark McNeill, also publicly appealed for tips. Authorities later issued an update confirming that Perhacs has been located and is safe. The New York Times and other reports state she is living in a new care facility. The reports do not describe the circumstances of her disappearance in detail, but the case concludes with the public confirmation that she has been found alive and safe.