Florida woman vanished on cross-country trip

A Florida woman vanished during a cross-country trip, with her SUV and camper found abandoned on a California street, according to officials searching for her.

Ganna Kovrizhynkh, 38, was last heard from on July 5 as she drove through San Diego County, a week before her Jeep Grand Cherokee and camper were found abandoned in Potrero, according to NAMUS, a national database for missing persons.

Her mom was also sent “a photograph of a letter along with GPS coordinates” that “essentially provided instruction to give her personal assets to her mother,” the missing-person alert said.

“We aren’t sure what her destination was,” San Diego Sheriff’s Department Sgt. Jacob Klepach told NBC San Diego. “We believe she was just kind of touring the country and she left her vehicle in Potrero and never came back to her vehicle.”

One theory is that she could have crossed the border into Mexico into the Tecate region of Mexico, police said..

“We don’t really have any belief one way or another at this point if there is foul play involved or if she just strictly voluntarily left,” Klepach said.

Kovrizhynkh may be wearing a wig and using the alias “Angel Volnaya,” the sheriff’s department said.

She’s described as 5 feet, 5 inches tall, weighing about 100 pounds with blond hair, blue eyes and several tattoos on her arm.

Her last known address was in Hallandale Beach, Florida, where her friends say they haven’t spoken to her in months.