An NY grandma of 5 went missing in Vegas. Now her family is getting messages asking for bitcoin
More than a week after a New York woman disappeared in Las Vegas, her family is receiving messages from her phone asking for cash and bitcoin. Alisa Goods, 63, traveled to Las Vegas to visit a friend, her family said.
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More than a week after a New York woman disappeared in Las Vegas, her family is receiving messages from her phone asking for cash and bitcoin. Alisa Goods, 63, traveled to Las Vegas to visit a friend, her family said. The friend told her family that Goods left his apartment on Aug. 8 to take a bus to a nearby CVS and never came back.
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- What's the story?
- More than a week after a New York woman disappeared in Las Vegas, her family is receiving messages from her phone asking for cash and bitcoin. Alisa Goods, 63, traveled to Las Vegas to visit a friend, her family said.
- How widely is it covered?
- 4 outlets, average source rating 7.3/10.
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- 5m ago.
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NY woman missing in Vegas — with family getting ‘alarming’ texts from her phone asking for bitcoin
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