Missing New York woman was last seen in Alaska, says concerned family

Anchorage, Alaska According to her family and police, a woman who was born and raised in the Oswego County region of Alaska has been gone for a number of months.

The Anchorage Police Department said in a news release on Saturday that Kelsey Thomas, 33, was reported missing on January 1. According to her family, she was last seen in Anchorage, Alaska.

Brooke Demott, Thomas’ sister, claimed that since September, her family has been unable to communicate with her.

They searched for her at her last known address and workplace, ran her social security number, and she was nowhere to be found, Demott said. They haven’t been able to find her and simply don’t know where she is.

Thomas attended Oswego High School and graduated in 2009; he was raised in the Oswego region. After that, she relocated to Alaska, where she has spent the last eight years, according to Demott. Anchorage was where her ex-husband was stationed.

According to Demott, Thomas lived nearby with his kid.

Demott stated that although Thomas has a history of drug usage, she is concerned that she may be in danger and has been a victim of sex trafficking.

Every month, between 40,000 and 60,000 online ads for trafficking individuals appeared in Anchorage alone, according to the Alaska Beacon.According to the article, several of those ads were posted more than once for the same individual.

The majority of Thomas’ family, according to Demott, is in New York and is unsure of what to do. However, they are hopeful that Thomas will be located, Demott stated.

According to the cops, Kelsey weighs about 130 pounds and is 5′ 6″. Her eyes are green and her hair is brown.

Anyone with information regarding Kelsey Thomas’s whereabouts is asked by Anchorage police to contact dispatch at 3-1-1 (option 1), which is Alaska’s non-emergency police contact, or (907) 786-8900 (option 0).

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