Missing Georgia Girl Spoke to Someone Online Before Disappearing

Havana Alexander was not in her bedroom when her parents checked on her on the night of March 23. Investigators suspect that the missing Georgia girl has spoken to someone online before her disappearance.

On March 23, at around 10:30 p.m., Havana Alexander, 11, was reportedly last seen in her home on the 800 block of Asterwood Drive in Rossville, Georgia in Walker County. The missing Georgia girl’s parents checked on her that night but reports from the Walker County Sheriff’s Office stated that she was not in her bedroom. An article on the FOX 5 Atlanta states that the investigators suspect that the missing Georgia girl may have spoken to someone online the same night of her disappearance.

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More Information About the Missing Georgia Girl

According to Eberhart, the missing Georgia girl stands 5 feet and 3 inches and weighs around 104 pounds. Furthermore, the girl has brown eyes and blonde hair that is usually tied in a ponytail. Alexander was reportedly last seen wearing a black shirt and shorts with strawberries designed on them. As of March 25 in the morning, these are all the information the law enforcement has released. However, they urge anyone who has more information about the missing Georgia girl to call the Walker County Sheriff’s Office at 706-375-7810 or 911.

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