Surveillance cameras tells a plausible story about what may have led to the death of 63-year-old Alisa Goods in Las Vegas!

You know, that tragic death of 63-year-old Alisa Goods who was found deceased this past Thursday in Vegas after a 12-day search. They have just been a combination of really bad circumstances all coming together. Alisa's family in New York states that she suffered from extreme anemia and that shortly before her trip to Vegas that she underwent multiple leg surgeries that prevented her from walking long distances. In addition to the fact that the day that she went missing on August 8th, it was 114 degrees in Vegas. Alisa arrives to Vegas on the 4th of August. She tells her long-time friend who she was staying with that she needed to go to the nearest CVS to pick up iron supplements, which makes sense if you have severe anemia. She leaves around 12:45 in the afternoon. She walks to a bus stop, catches a bus to CVS. The surveillance camera picks her up at CVS. She's buying water and iron supplements. So now what's believed to have happened when she left CVS is that instead of catching the bus back to her friend's apartment, she mistakenly gets on the bus in the wrong direction, which leads her right into terminal one at the airport in Vegas. Once she realizes she's going in the wrong direction, she gets off the bus, walks a little further and then collapses again. Out of sight. Now on the 10th, she's reported to Las Vegas police as a missing person. But police believe that this was the work of digital spoofing. Scammers will scrape phone numbers of family members from missing person's posts and then terrorize the family asking for money. And they don't need the victim's device to do this. So while we await the autopsy report, this seems like the most plausible story that led to Alisa's death. You have a 63-year-old woman, recent surgery, severe anemia, 114 degree weather on the concrete at an airport, who has been seen collapsing twice. It seems like a lot of bad conditions coming together at the same time. Rest in peace, Alisa. And prayers to her kids and grandkids as they navigate this tragic loss.