An 11-year-old Georgia girl went missing the same night police believe she was talking to someone online.
Havana Alexander was last seen in her Rossville, Georgia home in Walker County around 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, but she wasn’t in her bedroom when her parents checked on her later that night, according to the Walker County Sheriff’s Office.
Investigators believe she may have been talking to someone online, but that’s all the information law enforcement is releasing, as of Saturday morning.
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Missing girl Havana Alexander, 11, hasn’t been seen since Thursday night at her Rossville, Georgia home (Walker County Sheriff’s Office)
Missing girl Havana Alexander, 11, was last seen at her home in Rossville, Georgia on Thursday (Walker County Sheriff’s Office)
Alexander is 5-foot-3-inches tall and weighs about 104 pounds. She has brown eyes and blonde hair that is usually in a ponytail.
She was last wearing a black shirt and shorts with strawberries on them.
Missing girl Havana Alexander, 11, was last seen at her home in Rossville, Georgia on Thursday (Walker County Sheriff’s Office)
Law enforcement urges anyone with information about Alexander to call 911 or the Walker County Sheriff’s Office at 706-375-7810.
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The city of Rossville borders Tennessee and is considered a suburb of Chattanooga.
