A 24-year-old woman from California has gone missing under 'suspicious circumstances.'
Oakley resident Alexis Gabe's car was found on Thursday with the keys still inside, according to police — but Alexis was nowhere to be found.
Family and friends of Alexis searched the Antioch and Oakley areas this weekend for the 24-year-old, who has been described as a 5-foot-7 Asian female with long black hair and brown eyes with glasses.
Alexis was last seen on Benttree Way in Antioch on Wednesday night around 6:30pm.
The Bay Area woman was last seen wearing a white tank top, a black and silver sweatshirt, black pants, and green and white shoes.
Her silver sedan was found unlocked the next day on Trenton Street and Oakley Road with the keys still inside, according to Oakley police.
Sergeant Brian Foreman told The Mercury News that authorities have been in touch with a male acquaintance who was with Alexis at an Antioch residence on Wednesday.
Two community searches have been conducted since Alexis's disappearance, and a tipline has been set up.
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Alexis's family and friends have spread the word about her disappearance on social media sites in hopes that awareness will help the Californian be located and brought home.
“We just want to make sure that if she is still out there, that her family and friends care about her and that we want her home safely,” Aly Zuasola, Alexis's cousin told Mercury News.
The Sun has reached out to Alexis's family and friends for comment.
A Facebook page, as well as a GoFundMe site have been created to support the search.
"We still do not have any leads or information about where Alexis is and her friends and family are sick with worry," a post on the Facebook page by contributor Morgan Strenfel says.
"Our goal is to continue to raise awareness through flyer distribution, social media activity, and news coverage so please please continue to share the posts and updates from this group page."
Local police encourage members of the public who may have seen Alexis or who have more information to call 925-625-8060.
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