In Coweta County, Georgia, investigators have charged Reginald Robertson, 47, with the murder of Tiffany Foster, a 35-year-old mother of three who disappeared over two years ago.
The last known location of Foster was at the Lakeside Apartments in Newman on March 1, 2021.
She had left her apartment that day to go shopping and texted her mother, which turned out to be her last communication.
Robertson faces multiple charges, including murder, kidnapping, false imprisonment, aggravated assault, rape, credit card fraud, and forgery, according to Coweta County Sheriff’s Office records.
Despite not finding Foster's body, investigators believe there is enough evidence to confirm her death.
Foster's car was discovered a week after she went missing, with her purse and cellphone inside.
She had also missed important events such as classes, work, and a scheduled flight to Texas.
Robertson was the one who reported Foster missing initially, but he was later arrested for stealing her car and unrelated kidnapping and assault charges.
He has been the primary person of interest in Foster's disappearance.
Foster's case remains open, with ongoing investigations into other possible leads. She leaves behind three young children.
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