The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is investigating the suspicious incident that occurred in Montgomery, Texas. Please share this post so it can be monitored by law enforcement. If you have any information regarding this or if you know the woman or if yoy are the woman in the pictures please contact us. Lieutenant Scott Spencer Montgomery County Sheriff's Office<doc-sep>An unidentified woman rang the doorbell of a Texas home in the middle of the night and then disappeared Police Search for Mystery Woman Who Rang Doorbell with Restraints on Wrists — and Then Disappeared Police are searching for an unidentified woman who was seen on surveillance video with apparent restraints around her wrists ringing the doorbell of a Texas home in the middle of the night before vanishing, according to law enforcement. Shortly before 3:30 a.m. Friday, a Montgomery, Texas, resident woke up after hearing the doorbell, stated the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office in a press release. Get push notifications with news, features and more. The unidentified resident reviewed surveillance video, which is triggered whenever someone rings the doorbell, and saw a woman wearing only a T-shirt with restraints around her wrist. Then the woman left the frame. “There are no missing person’s reports from the area that match this individual,” the sheriff’s office stated in the release. “Deputies have canvased the area, completed a door-to-door check and interviews of residences as well as businesses in the area.” • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Click here to get breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases in the True Crime Newsletter. Deputies have received numerous missing persons flyers from around the state, as well as across the region, but have not been able to identify the woman. “Deputies and detectives are reviewing these flyers for any similarities, but as of now none are believed to be the women in the video,” they state in the release.<doc-sep>4:45 p.m. UPDATE: Authorities with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday that the woman seen in the home surveillance video is not missing 19-year-old Caitlin Denison. Sheriff's Lt. Scott Spencer told media that the woman seen in the video was the girlfriend of a man who died by suicide Wednesday. ORIGINAL STORY: The family of a missing teenager from Nevada believe a woman seen frantically ringing a doorbell in the Houston area days ago is their missing loved one. Caitlin Denison has been missing from the Reno area for about nine months, her grandmother Carol Pierce told Chron.com on Wednesday. Denison, 19, last told family members that she was meeting someone in Texas and hasn't been heard from since, Pierce said. NEARBY: Authorities investigating shooting death in Sunrise Ranch subdivision As the teenager's family members searched for clues, home surveillance video surfaced from Montgomery, Texas, showing a woman ringing a doorbell at a home in the small Sunrise Ranch subdivision. Pierce said she and several other family members believe the woman in the video is Denison. "I got chills," Pierce said. "... I really feel it's Caitlin. We're so heartsick." The woman in the video approached the home around about 3:20 a.m. Aug. 24 and started ringing the doorbell, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. RELATED: Officials seek identity of barefoot woman who appears on surveillance video The resident was awakened by the bell, but the woman was gone by the time the resident opened the door, said Lt. Scott Spencer, whose department has circulated the video. The woman in the video has dark hair and has a physique similar to Denison's, Pierce said. Denison was known to have bleached hair, but she's a natural brunette, Pierce said – giving the family more reasons to believe the woman in the video is their missing family member. Pierce said the woman in the video has something wrapped around her wrists, which she believes is consistent with a theory that Denison was abducted and kept hostage. Anyone with information about the woman seen in the home surveillance video is urged to call the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office at 936-760-5800 and refer to case No. 18A243347. Text CHRON to 77453 to receive breaking news alerts by text message. Jay R. Jordan covers breaking news in the Houston area. Read him on our breaking news site, Chron.com, and our subscriber site, HoustonChronicle.com | Follow him on Twitter at @JayRJordan | Email him at jay.jordan@chron.com<doc-sep>
The woman was wearing what appeared to be broken restraints on both wrists. Police in Texas are searching for a mystery woman who rang the doorbell of a Texas home in the dead of night, partially dressed and wearing what appeared to be broken restraints on both wrists. The woman was captured on the surveillance camera of the house she rang in the Sunrise Ranch area of Montgomery, Texas, the Sheriff's Office said. In the video, the woman can be seen emerging from behind a bush next to the house, barefoot and wearing only a T-shirt and unknown items dangling from both of her wrists. The woman walks to the front of the house and rings the doorbell. The video ends there. A resident who lives in the area but does not wish to be identified told ABC News that the woman had rung the doorbell of several different neighbors, but by the time they answered their doors, she had disappeared. "I've got a 9-year-old daughter at home. It worries me what's going on in the neighborhood," another neighbor, Branson Golson, told Houston ABC station KTRK. Law enforcement canvassed the neighborhood, conducted a door-to-door check interviewing residents, and is currently reviewing surveillance camera footage from the area, the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office said. "Numerous citizens in the state and outside have sent missing persons flyers suggesting the women in the video is a missing person from their area," the Sheriff's Office added. "Deputies and Detectives are reviewing these flyers for any similarities, but as of now none are believed to be the women in the video." The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is calling on anyone with information about the woman to contact them at 936-760-5800.