- Jessica Lynn Andress, 26, has not been seen by friends or family since Thursday
- Hours after leaving home, she called police from North Carolina saying she had been robbed of her clothes, phone and money
- Andress’ father filed a missing persons report with the Winston Salem Police Department a day later but has not heard from her since
- The last image of her was posted on Facebook Live with a man she may have met online
A snapshot taken on Facebook Live is the last image one Michigan father has of his young daughter before she disappeared last Thursday.
Jessica Lynn Andress, 26, has not been seen by friends or family since she left her Detroit home on the morning of December 7 to rendezvous with a man she met online.
She would phone the police hours later from the Wake Forest Baptist Trauma Center in Winston Salem, N.C, nearly 600 miles away, telling authorities that ‘We were robbed; my clothes, my money, my phone.’
Jessica Lynn Andress (pictured left), 26, has not been seen by friends or family since Thursday after her father says she left home to rendezvous with a man she met online.
The last image of her was posted on Facebook Live with a man she may have met online
The 26-year-old, who reportedly traveled by bus, has not been heard from since.
Before her disappearance, Andress uploaded a brief clip to the Internet. The footage shows her in the passenger seat of a car alongside what appears to be an African-American man in a red t-shirt.
It remains unclear if the person in the clip was previously known to Andress or was the man she arranged to meet.
On December 8, Andress’ father filed a missing persons report with the Winston Salem Police Department, hoping to get answers on the whereabouts of his daughter.
‘The more help I can get, the better,’ James Andress Sr. told the Detroit Free Press on Wednesday.
Jessica is described as 5-foot-9, 180 pounds with long black hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a black Columbia jacket with white and blue trim.
Police urge anyone with information to contact them at (336) 773-7700.