COWETA COUNTY, Ga. — The family of a Georgia mom who disappeared three years ago in a presumed murder case honored her with a balloon release on Saturday.
Tiffany Foster left her apartment to go shopping on March 1, 2021, but never returned.
She missed class, work and a flight to Texas in the days following. Her car was found with her purse and cell phone inside a week later.
Last year authorities announced the arrest of her her fiancé Reginald Robertson and an indictment on murder and other charges. Foster's body has never been found.
Investigators believe the evidence collected in the case confirms that Foster is dead, according to the sheriff's office.
Foster's family gathered Saturday at Veteran's Memorial Park in Newnan.
Kimberly Bryan, Foster's sister, said it was encouraging to see people still care about the case.
"To see that people are still like, 'hold on, wait, no we're not gonna forget what happened, we're not gonna forget about her, we're still gonna keep her name and her face and her story out there' -- to have people that want to join us to continue to keep that alive and out there is very touching to me and my family," Bryan said.
Robertson had reported Foster missing. He was later arrested for allegedly stealing Foster's car and arrested a second time for kidnapping and aggravated assault charges unrelated to Foster's disappearance, authorities previously said.
Court records show the case was indicted back in October of last year with no further movement since the end of November, when attorneys filed their dates for when they'd be unavailable this year.
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