Who is Alisha Watts? Woman varnishes two days before boyfriend found unresponsive

May 2024 · 3 minute read

Alisha Watts has been identified as a woman who hails from Charlotte. Apparently, a car belonging to Alisha reported missing was being driven by her boyfriend when troopers found it, according to her family and the Anson County Sheriff’s Office.

Who is Alisha Watts? Woman varnishes two days before boyfriend found unresponsive

Alisha Watts’s issue has become topical on social media. Exactly one week ago, on July 18, according to troopers, a guy who was not breathing was discovered in the parking lot of the Anson County DMV office on Highway 74.

According to deputies, he was brought to a nearby hospital and the car he was driving was abandoned at the DMV. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department received a missing person complaint for Allisha Watts the next day. Police were informed by family members that she was last seen in Charlotte on July 16.

According to her family, Moore County resident Watts, 39, was last seen leaving University City, where her boyfriend lives. He was the man, according to the detectives who searched her car. Channel 9 withholds his name because CMPD won’t identify if he’s a suspect or a person of interest.

Then, on July 20, the Anson County Sheriff’s Office was informed about Watts’ missing person complaint, two days after the automobile was discovered. They also discovered that she was the owner of the car that was registered at the DMV. Watts was not to be seen despite deputies searching the car and the vicinity.

Towing the vehicle to CMPD for processing. On Tuesday, family members and friends who were getting more anxious to find out what had happened to Watts looked along a country road close to Wadesboro. They are searching for any indication of Stephanie Johnson, a close friend of Watts, but she wouldn’t reveal what brought them there.

“Her family misses her,” Johnson said. “Her father and her mother are looking for her desperately. Her sisters, her friends — we just want Allisha home.”

The family told Channel 9′s Dan Matics they learned about the updates in the case through our reporting.

“I was amazed because the police are not keeping the family up to speed, or what was going on, or where they were at in their investigation,” Johnson said.

The family said with each day that passes, they worry even more.

“She is not the type of person that would just leave and disappear and not have contact with her family and her friends,” Johnson said. “She’s loved and we want her home.”

The Anson County Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with information about Watts to call them, the Moore County Sheriff’s Office, or CMPD.

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