
The person at the center of this case
Abigail Inegbenosun
Justice for Abigail Inegbenosun — the trail went cold in 2026, but the truth hasn't.
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Who was the unknown friend Abigail intended to visit on May 12th?
Where was the friend's house located that Abigail was traveling to?
Did anyone see Abigail leaving her residence or traveling that evening?
Abigail Inegbenosun, a 33-year-old woman, went missing on May 12, 2026, after leaving her Weymouth, Massachusetts home to visit an unknown friend's house. She has not been located, and the identity and location of the friend she was visiting remain unknown. Anyone with information about her whereabouts or the friend she intended to visit is urged to contact the Weymouth Police Department.
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What vehicle, if any, was Abigail using to travel to the friend's house?
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NamUs case MP158797. Missing person: Abigail Inegbenosun.
Last known contact: 2026-05-12 in Weymouth, Norfolk, MA. Circumstances: During the evening hours of May 12th, 2026 Ms.
Inegbenosun left her residence to go to an unknown friend’s house. Ms.
Inegbenosun is described as approximately 5’5” tall and weighs 130 pounds. There are no known clothing descriptions.
Demographics: 33 years, Female, Black / African American. Physical description: 5 ft 5 in, 130 lbs, hair: Black, eyes: Brown.
Investigating agency: Weymouth Police Department | 26-33198 | 2026-05-15.
Ms. Inegbenosun left her residence to visit an unknown friend's house during evening hours
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