A Massachusetts woman who was last seen talking to a man outside a Boston bar Saturday night remains missing, police said. The 23-year-old woman was last seen outside Hennessy’s Bar talking to a man around 11 p.m. The woman’s sister said they had gone to the bar together but got separated – which is normal for them. She told MassLive.com they were out dancing with friends. She said she contacted police after her sister didn’t communicate with her – which she said is out of character. Boston Police filed a missing person report and opened an investigation on Monday. Boston 25 News reported that the woman worked for the software company Toast, Inc., and had recently moved back home. The report described her as 5 feet, 2 inches tall with blues eyes and curly brown hair. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP<doc-sep>A Boston woman who vanished after leaving a bar Saturday night was found Tuesday, and a man was arrested on suspicion of kidnapping her, police said. Olivia Ambrose, 23, was located inside the apartment of the suspect, Victor Peña, 38, said Boston Police Commissioner William G. Gross at a news conference. She was taken to a local hospital for "evaluation purposes," police said. The suspect was seen on surveillance video leading Ambrose after she left the bar, Gross said. "It's obvious from the video surveillance that she did not go along willingly." The last time Ambrose had been seen in person was while leaving Hennessy's, a Boston bar. Her twin, Francesca, told NBC Boston that she saw her sister leave the bar with a man she had met there. That man had "been determined to not be involved in her disappearance," Boston Police said Tuesday, releasing a photo of a man they considered to be a "person of interest" in Ambrose's disappearance. A suspect is seen on surveillance footage released by the Boston Police Department in connection with the disappearance of Olivia Ambrose. Boston Police Department Police had said that 40 minutes after Ambrose left the bar, two men invited her to walk with them, surveillance footage taken blocks away from the bar shows. One walked ahead while the other put his arm around Ambrose, and led her to a subway station, the footage showed. Ambrose and the man who had his arm around her emerged 20 minutes later from a subway station about a mile and a half away, according to police. The other man was not captured on surveillance at the second station, police said. Additional surveillance footage showed Ambrose and the man who had his arm around her walking together about 10 minutes later five blocks from the subway station. Phone records also indicated she was at a housing development in that area, police said. The second man has not been identified and is probably a witness, Gross said. The suspect "was twice seen engaging Ms. Ambrose and guiding her, actually clutching her, guiding her along," until eventually they went into public transportation, he said. It was Peña only who had his arm around the victim, he said. "Let's just say she wasn't in a state, a physical state, to possibly acknowledge going along with Mr. Peña," Gross said. He said the investigation is ongoing, and more charges could be filed. "Today is a good day. Ms. Ambrose was found alive," the commissioner said, expressing thanks to the public for their tips. He also thanked Ambrose's family. "You never gave up on your sister, your daughter, your loved one,” Gross said. Olivia Ambrose was last seen in Boston on Jan. 19, 2019. Courtesy of the Ambrose Family Ambrose's family said they became concerned Sunday when no one could get in touch with her. "She was supposed to meet with her workmates on Sunday — they had a tentative arrangement — and then she had a doctor's appointment this morning," Ambrose's mother, Heather, told NBC Boston on Sunday. Ambrose didn't show up for either. A spokesperson for Ambrose’s family said in a statement to NBC Boston that "the family is overjoyed" that she was found. "The Ambrose family is so grateful for the monumental efforts" of police, said the statement attributed to family spokesperson Gina Addis and which was tweeted by NBC Boston. The family also thanked "all of the staff at Hennessy's Bar who have been so helpful since Olivia went missing" and friends, family and others who had helped.<doc-sep>Police say a missing 23-year-old woman was kidnapped after leaving a Boston bar and found alive in the suspect’s apartment. Olivia Ambrose was located Tuesday at a housing project in the city’s Charlestown neighborhood with 38-year-old Victor Pena, who was arrested in her disappearance, the Boston Police Department said. “When we made entry [Ambrose] was observed standing in the apartment near the suspect,” Boston Police Commissioner William G. Gross said at a Tuesday press conference. “We eventually separated them and the suspect was apprehended.” Ambrose was last seen around 11 p.m. Saturday leaving a bar near the city’s Faneuil Hall marketplace, where she’d spent the evening with her twin sister and friends. Surveillance images were released of a man later identified as Pena “physically guiding and holding onto” Ambrose a few blocks away from the bar. “She wasn’t in a physical state to possibly acknowledge going along with Mr. Pena,” Gross said. Authorities said she was taken Tuesday to an area hospital, where she is being evaluated. Kidnapping charges were filed against Pena in connection to the case. More charges could be forthcoming, officials said.<doc-sep>
Update: Boston police announced on Twitter that 23-year-old Olivia Ambrose has been found alive and taken to an area hospital “for evaluation purposes.” Prior to her being located, police released a photo of a person they called a “person of interest” in woman’s disappearance, who according to a police statement was seen inviting Ambrose to walk with him and another male and then placing his arm around her as he directs her toward a subway station. According to the police statement, the person of interest is seen later on surveillance video with Ambrose exiting the Bunker Hill MBTA Station with his arm around Ambrose. A press conference is scheduled for 6 p.m. for more on the case. A 23-year-old college graduate vanished Saturday night from a Boston bar where she’d been dancing with her twin sister and their friends, police say. Olivia Ambrose had only recently moved back to Boston for a new job, according to investigators, who have been searching for her since Sunday. Her friend Kate Collins told MassLive.com they had gone to the bar together but got separated, which isn’t unusual for them. Ambrose’s sister Francesca told the outlet that Ambrose walked outside the bar with a man who’d been escorted out of the bar by a bouncer. That was the last time Ambrose was seen. The next day, her family filed a missing persons report. Since she went missing, family and friends have visited her apartment twice in the hopes of finding her, but she has not been there, according to MassLive.com. Ambrose is employed by the software company Toast, Inc. and is a graduate of the University of Edinburgh. • 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. She was last seen wearing a white or beige coat with a red corduroy dress and Dr. Marten boots. Ambrose’s friends have set up a Facebook page “Missing Person: Help Find Olivia ‘Liviy’ Ambrose.” No arrests have been made in this case. Ambrose stands 5 feet 2 inches tall and has blues eyes and curly brown hair.