Inside porn star Angelina Please’s chilling disappearance just FIVE DAYS before adult actress found dead in Las Vegas
FRIENDS and family of porn star Angelina Please were worried before her tragic death as the 24-year-old had gone missing days earlier.
Las Vegas police were called on Monday, March 14 after the star had allegedly been missing for five days. Her death was ultimately confirmed on March 16.
Angelina, whose real name was Francesca Elizabeth, was found dead in her Las Vegas apartment on Monday.
A spokesperson for the Clark County Medical Examiner confirmed her death to The Sun but could not give any further details as to when she died or her autopsy results, simply saying it is a "pending case."
Neighbor and fellow porn star Aspen Brooks said she was at a “loss for words” following the news of Angelina's passing.
She said: “Went to go check up on my friend after she had been missing, only to find out we lost an amazing person. One of my best friends. My neighbor."
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“The person I would gossip with about everything.
"She was 24 years old and she’s looking down on us now in a better place, letting us know everything will be ok.”
According to Brooks, Angelina had possibly been reported missing by family in the days before her death. Her last known posts online were in early March.
Angelina had posted to Facebook on March 6 and her OnlyFans on March 4, where she apologized to her subscribers about her lack of posts.
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“This has been a busy month with shoots, and on top of it I will be directing a lot of attention to helping my elderly parents find housing close to me!” she wrote.
“Will be back at full speed soon!”
People she knew in the adult entertainment industry said they had spoken or worked with Angelina as recently as two weeks ago.
“She was great, a really fun, nice girl and very professional. So sorry to hear it,” said veteran producer and director Buddy Wood, who had recently worked with Angelina.
AVN Trans Performer of the Year and director Casey Kisses said she had directed a scene with Angelina just a few weeks ago.
“Angelina offered to come by early and help us set everything up,” Kisses told AVN.
“That’s the type of person she was. She seemed fine that day. She was her normal, cheery self.”
Kisses had shot a scene for TransAngels involving Angelina and performers Jade Venus and Cloudy Vi. She described Angelina as “the highlight of the scene.”
Kisses said that Angelina, who had entered the industry in 2019, was on the cusp of taking her career to another level.
“I kept telling her, ‘You’re going to win awards this year,’” Kisses said.
“She was so well-prepared for all of her scenes. And she was a gorgeous, phenomenal performer. She just glowed.
“She made the days go by so easy. She knew what to do. She was a good friend. She was my favorite trans person in the industry; she was someone I really loved being around.”
‘SO MUCH PROMISE’
A GoFundMe page was created by Angelina's sibling Lonnie Montalbano.
"I never imagined having to do for my baby sister," Montalbano said in the description, adding that Angelina was "so special in a million different ways and showed so much promise."
"She would go above and beyond to help the people she loved. Now her and her family are asking for your help."
According to Montalbano, Angelina's parents wish to lay her to rest in Chicago, where she will be buried next to her grandparents.
Dozens of tributes have been paid online.
XXX-rated actor Kaiia Eve said: "Angelina Please is iconic, lavish, chic, pure, humble & her beauty is timeless - we were all the lucky ones.
"I love you in this life into the next, RIP my sweet angel."
And actress Kylie Le Beau said: "Angelina was such a kind and beautiful person who was also an exceptional performer.
"RIP gorgeous. This doesn't even seem real."
Fans also paid tribute to Angelina.
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One tweeted: "She was so funny and had a great vibe always. May she continue to dazzle wherever she is in this universe."
And another commented: "This is heartbreaking, she was so sweet and chatted with her in the past, what a beauty and she will be missed RIP."
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