Alisha Lynn Blair Ivy, 23, of Quitman, Mississippi, was last seen on October 28, 2018, while staying with a male friend at a residence on Long Boulevard. That afternoon a close friend visited and Alisha said an ex-boyfriend was on his way; the man she was staying with later told investigators she left through a back door to meet the ex-boyfriend. It has not been confirmed whether that meeting ever took place.

Her cell phone showed activity that day: a text was sent at about 4:07 p.m., and the phone’s signal pinged a tower in the Vossburg area, which covers roughly a 25-mile radius including parts of Clarke, Jasper, and Jones counties. No further traceable activity has been recorded from the phone since. Searches by the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department, family, and volunteers have not located her.

Authorities say evidence developed during the investigation indicates foul play. Alisha is described as a white female, dark brown hair, green eyes, 5 feet 11 inches, about 175 pounds, with several tattoos on her upper leg, chest, back, and arms. The day before she disappeared she visited her father, brought him lunch, and expressed her love.

Does anyone have information about Alisha’s movements on October 28, 2018, or about sightings in the Vossburg tower area that afternoon?