Family of missing NYC grandma forced to check morgues in desperate search after Las Vegas disappearance

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Key points

• Alisa Goods, 63, was in town visiting a longtime friend when she left his apartment near the Las Vegas Strip the afternoon of Aug.
• Goods' friend, Roger John, whom she usually stays with in Sin City and has known for 20 years, called her "the nicest person you would meet."
• This person flew into town from New Jersey hoping to find her missing mother informed Fox 5 Vegas.
• She remarked she believes Goods would have asked who Kelly was had it been her on the other end of the phone.
• The family remarked Goods had lately undergone a number of leg surgeries.

Meanwhile, the anguished family of a Brooklyn grandmother who went missing two weeks ago on a trip to Las Vegas has taken desperate measures to locate her, including checking local morgues for her body.

Alisa Goods, 63, was in town visiting a longtime friend when she left his apartment near the Las Vegas Strip the afternoon of Aug. 8 to pick up a few items at a CVS pharmacy and hasn't been seen since.

Las Vegas Metro Police now consider her disappearance a missing person case, and have conducted a search within a 20-mile radius of her last known location near East Flamingo and Paradise roads.

"I'm extremely worried, " her daughter, Kristen. This person flew into town from New Jersey hoping to find her missing mother informed Fox 5 Vegas. "We have checked hospitals, " Kristen remarked. "We have checked morgues."

Goods' family remarked it was "not like her" to go missing and grew increasingly concerned after her disconnected cell phone kicked off sending messages to family members.

Notably, the suspected imposter in possession of her phone asserted to be at a gas station and that her credit card was working in a text exchange with Goods' niece, Alana Calloway.

"I remarked, 'Well, okay, I can send you capital for gas. How much do you want me to send you?'" Calloway informed Fox 8. "Then they wanted the bitcoin. And then I remarked, 'Well, hold on. Let me obtain Kelly to assist.' We have nobody in our family named Kelly."

Her concerned friend, who police remarked is not a suspect in her disappearance, has been posting flyers with her picture on around the area where she vanished.

Meanwhile, the family remarked Goods had lately undergone a number of leg surgeries. It would produce it impossible for her to obtain far on foot.

Taken together, the developments around family of missing NYC grandma forced to check morgues in desperate search point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.