Sister of woman who vanished on OkCupid date two weeks ago reveals the exact moment she knew something was wrong

A WOMAN has been missing for almost two weeks since she texted her sister to say she was meeting a date from the OkCupid app.

Leslie Ben-lesau said someone was coming to pick her up on the morning of April 15, and has not been heard from since.

Facebook/Leslie Ben-IesauLeslie Ben-lesau has been missing for almost two weeks[/caption]

KTXLSister Caroline said she had arranged to meet someone from the OkCupid app[/caption]

She has not read any of her family’s messages and her phone has been off, even on her 42nd birthday the Saturday after she vanished.

Now her frantic sisters are appealing for information from other OkCupid users who might be able to help trace the person Leslie was in contact with, who used the name Bea.

Leslie said she had arranged to meet her date near the Capitol building in Sacramento, California.

Sister Caroline Ben-lesau told Fox40 news: “She told me there was somebody on the way to come pick her up.

“And she would keep me informed. She would keep in touch and let me know. And that’s the last I heard from her.

“I text her back, and I could see that message wasn’t going through, which is not like my sister.

“She would’ve at least turned her phone on. Even if she didn’t always reply right away. She would have her phone on.”

Other sister Khandaria Alexander said: “Every day it feels like there’s another moment that something could be happening to her.

“Our family is just breaking down. We can’t eat. Every second I feel like who knows where she could be. It’s just so scary.

“If anybody uses this site, OkCupid, I would like them to reach out if they have any information on a person that goes by the name of Bea.

“That would really help my family out or to call the Sacramento Police Department.”

Police have told the family Leslie appears to have left her home on the morning of April 15 and there is no evidence of foul play.

Her phone company say she has not connected to the network since that morning, according to Fox40.

The sisters said “loving and trusting” Leslie has suffered mental health issues but her disappearance is “uncharacteristic”.

They want anyone with information to call Sacramento police.

Family HandoutLeslie Ben-Iesau has not been seen or heard from since April 15[/caption]

Family HandoutHer family say her disappearance is ‘uncharacteristic’[/caption]