NbcwashingtonSep 20, 2026 ~1 min source read

‘Bring Antoinette home': Family marks 2 weeks since missing DC mom's disappearance

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For the last 15 days, Antoinette Forbes' loved ones, friends and colleagues have experienced a sudden emptiness that they hope will be filled soon.

5 was the last day that her family last spoke with her via a FaceTime call.

Her loved ones say Forbes' car keys, wallet and two phones were left inside, and her front door was unlocked when friends came to check on her.

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For the last 15 days, Antoinette Forbes' loved ones, friends and colleagues have experienced a sudden emptiness that they hope will be filled soon. 5 was the last day that her family last spoke with her via a FaceTime call. Her loved ones say Forbes' car keys, wallet and two phones were left inside, and her front door was unlocked when friends came to check on her.

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Department of Forensic Sciences crews could be seen going in and out of Forbes' home on multiple days, including Sept.
Ashford asked a Montgomery County judge to change his conviction to probation before judgment, meaning he would no longer have a conviction in the case.
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Saturday marked two weeks since her family last spoke with her. 4 was the last day Forbes was seen, and Sept.

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