Disneyland employee searches lost lanyard belonging to person with autism

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Disneyland workers are looking for the owner of a lost lanyard that may belong to a person with autism.

Park employee Emily Gibby found the lanyard on Thursday. She said it had a note that read, "Hello, I am autistic and I don't talk much, but I would like to trade for Mickey pins."

The lanyard had a couple of pins attached to it but Gibby added 11 more and posted a picture on Facebook.

The picture has been shared more than 10,000 times on social media.

Eyewitness News wants to thank Gibby for sending us the picture using #ABC7Eyewitness.

If you want to claim the lanyard, call Disneyland's lost and found.

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