Days after a New York grandmother vanished without a trace while visiting Las Vegas, her family says they began receiving chilling text messages from her phone asking for Bitcoin.
Alisa Goods, a 63-year-old grandmother of five, was reported missing Aug. 10, two days after she was last seen leaving a friend's apartment near Maryland Parkway and Tropicana Avenue, according to her family and a missing person report obtained by texting from Goods’ phone, raising the possibility that she had been kidnapped.
"If they have her phone, there's a possibility that they have her," Calloway told the outlet. "I want to know that she's OK and that she is alive."
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police told Fox News Digital that Goods' missing person case remains active, and detectives have not found anything suspicious.
The family has checked local hospitals, jails and the coroner's office but has found no sign of Goods. Her daughter, Kristen, traveled to Las Vegas to help search for her.
"I am hoping to God for the best, but my heart can't take what it could be, which is the worst," Kristen Goods told the station.