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Las Vegas man seeks help finding missing fiancee

Katrina Sandy (Courtesy Chris Belcourt)
Katrina Sandy (Courtesy Chris Belcourt)
Katrina Sandy, 37, is pictured standing next to her car. (Courtesy of Chris Belcourt)
Katrina Sandy, 37, is pictured standing next to her car. (Courtesy of Chris Belcourt)
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A Las Vegas man is asking for the public’s help finding his fiancee, Katrina Sandy, who has been missing since Thursday night.

Sandy, 37, left work at 5:45 p.m. Thursday from Caesars Palace and called her daughter at 6 p.m., her fiancee Chris Belcourt wrote in a Facebook message to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Her disappearance is very concerning, he wrote. “She’s the type of mom that drops everything for the kids.”

Sandy is 5-foot-5 and 142 pounds, Belcourt said. She drives a silver 2008 BMW with a pink steering wheel, and license plate number 776J18.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department wasn’t able to provide information Saturday.

Anyone with information may contact the Metropolitan Police Department’s missing persons detail at 702-828-2907.

Contact Julie Wootton-Greener at jgreener@reviewjournal.com or 702-387-2921. Follow @julieswootton on Twitter.

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