A 53-year-old single mother, Antoinette Forbes, has been missing for days. Her family is seeking assistance from the public to help locate her.
The family's plea for help indicates that they are looking for any information that might lead to her being found. Antoinette Forbes was last seen in DC.
Further details about her disappearance are available from the source, but it is known that her family is actively seeking the public's help in finding her.
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