The search for a missing Hawaiian woman has turned tragic after her father, who flew to Los Angeles to look for his daughter, fell to his death from a parking garage near the airport, according to police.

Ryan Kobayashi had spent 13 days searching for daughter Hannah, 30, who disappeared after missing a connecting flight to New York on Nov. 8, a nonprofit that worked with the family told KTLA News.

His body was found around 4 a.m. Sunday in what authorities said was an apparent suicide, NBC Los Angeles reported.

“This loss has compounded the family’s suffering immeasurably,” a nonprofit that worked with the family to find Hannah told KTLA in a statement.

The group urged the public to continue the search for Hannah as the family mourns the loss of her ‘pillar’.

Hannah Kobayashi was scheduled to fly from Hawaii to New York to visit her aunt upstate. But instead of catching her connecting flight in Los Angeles, surveillance footage showed her leaving the airport and taking the subway downtown.

The next day, she was seen on a TikTok video at The Grove mall and then sent a Venmo payment to two unknown people, according to KTLA. On November 11, her mother texted her asking if she had arrived in New York.

She wrote back saying no, and sent messages to friends saying she didn’t feel safe and that someone was trying to steal her money and identity.

“I was so deceived that I gave away all my money. From someone I thought I loved,” she wrote.

Other messages didn’t sound like her, with words like “their” that she never used. A photo was posted to her Instagram on Nov. 11, but no one has heard from her since, her family said.

Ryan Kobayashi represented the family in media interviews as they searched for Hannah.

“We just hope she is safe, healthy and alive,” he said earlier this month. “And if anyone knows anything, we would greatly appreciate any help.”

If you or a loved one are struggling with thoughts of suicide, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline by calling or texting 988.