The devastated daughter of New York grandmother Alisa Goods has described what surveillance footage revealed about her mother’s final moments before she was later discovered dead at the bottom of an embankment.
Goods, 63, fell down an embankment near Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas on Aug. 8. Her body was not found until 12 days later, when a homeless man spotted her remains.
Her daughter, Kristen Goods, has now shared details of what she saw after reviewing video recorded shortly before the mother of five went over the edge.
“She kind of looked like she had a heat exhaustion look to her and that she sat down and she then threw her bag that she was carrying over that embankment and proceeded to take herself over the embankment,” Kristen told NBC affiliate KSNV on Monday.
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“We were a little bit taken aback by that,” she added.
Video showed Goods “falling down an embankment, getting back up and then collapsing,” Las Vegas cops said, after she left a longtime pal’s apartment to run an errand.
But Kristen Goods said it was out of character for the mom to walk alone in the heat as she continues to demand answers about the circumstances that led up to her mom’s death.
Goods’ cause of death hasn’t been released, but her daughter said she was found with a fanny pack.