Alisa Goods, a 63-year-old grandmother from New York, was found dead in an embankment near Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, police confirmed. Her body remained undiscovered for 12 days after she disappeared on August 8.
A homeless man alerted parking attendants to the discovery, according to Metro Police. Goods' body was located in a drainage ditch area near Wayne Newton Boulevard and the airport's Terminal 1 parking garage. Authorities stated that her location was not visible from the street.
Surveillance footage showed Goods falling down an embankment, getting up, and then collapsing on August 8, the same day she was last seen. The mother of five had left a friend's apartment near the Las Vegas Strip to run an errand, reportedly to shop at a CVS pharmacy.
Her family indicated that Goods had recently undergone surgical procedures on her legs, which made mobility difficult. The cause of Goods' death has not yet been released by authorities.
Goods, a resident of the Upper East Side in New York, had been visiting a friend of 20 years in Las Vegas prior to her disappearance.