Illinois woman missing after Chicago trip with boyfriend
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 16:31 · Archive
Alyssa Smith, 24, was reported missing on 30 September after vanishing in Chicago with her boyfriend, who returned home alone.
Alyssa Smith, 24, a Chipotle Mexican Grill worker from Palatine, Illinois, was reported missing on 30 September after vanishing during a trip to Chicago with her boyfriend, Jacob Ray Caso. Caso, a tattoo artist in Crystal Lake, returned home alone on 1 October. Smith was last in contact with her mother, Rebecca Smith, on 27 September.
Smith was last seen in Chicago's 11th District in an area between Cicero, Pulaski and Madison. She was wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt, tan pants and white Adidas shoes. Police said she has a distinctive Pennywise clown tattoo on her left shoulder and multiple piercings and tattoos. She is approximately 5'5" tall with brown hair and brown eyes.
According to her mother's missing persons poster, Caso returned home after searching the area where he was last with Smith. The circumstances of how the pair became separated and the exact timing of their arrival in Chicago remain unclear. Police have received reports that Smith may have been spotted in Grant Park in Downtown Chicago and on Chicago's West Side.
How it is being reported
- Midwest woman, 24, vanishes after taking trip to Chicago with boyfriend, who then came home without herAlyssa Smith, 24, was reported missing on September 30, according to police. She and her boyfriend traveled to Chicago days earlier, but only he came back home, her family said.Daily Mail · 8 Oct, 16:15
- Illinois restaurant worker Alyssa Smith missing after vanishing on Chicago trip with boyfriendAlyssa Smith, 24, was reported missing on Sept. 30 while on a trip to Chicago with her boyfriend. The search is now in its second week.New York Post · 8 Oct, 09:07
In this story: Alyssa Smith · Jacob Ray Caso · Chicago · Palatine · Chipotle Mexican Grill · Palatine Police Department
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