Missing Mom: Family Search – NBC4 Washington
- police are asking for the public's assistance in locating Ana Cecelia escobar-Arevalo, 40, a mother of two who disappeared Friday morning.Authorities have classified Escobar-Arevalo as a "critical missing...
- in the 5800 block of 8th Street Northeast, near the border with Prince George’s County, according to police reports.
- Pérez expressed his deep concern, stating, "My family, my kids, her family, we are worried.
D.C. police urgently seek data regarding the disappearance of Ana Cecelia Escobar-Arevalo, a 40-year-old mother of two, last seen Friday morning near the Prince George’s County line. Authorities categorize Escobar-Arevalo as a “critical missing person,” amplifying the family’s profound worry. Husband Hugo Pérez is actively canvassing neighborhoods, desperate for any leads regarding his wife’s whereabouts, highlighting the family’s distress and the ongoing search. Escobar-Arevalo was last observed in the 5800 block of 8th Street Northeast. Her husband is also checking local hospitals and fire stations and probing whether ICE has any involvement. News Directory 3 is closely following the case. Anyone with details about the missing mother should contact D.C. police promptly. The family continues to search for her safe return; what’s the latest? Discover what’s next …
D.C. Police Seek Missing Mother Ana Cecelia Escobar-Arevalo
Updated June 05, 2025
Washington, D.C. police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Ana Cecelia escobar-Arevalo, 40, a mother of two who disappeared Friday morning.Authorities have classified Escobar-Arevalo as a “critical missing person.”
Escobar-Arevalo was last seen around 7 a.m. in the 5800 block of 8th Street Northeast, near the border with Prince George’s County, according to police reports. Her husband, Hugo Pérez, has been posting flyers in neighborhoods such as Columbia Heights, seeking any information about her whereabouts. The search for the missing mother, Ana Cecelia Escobar-Arevalo, intensifies as family and authorities collaborate.
Pérez expressed his deep concern, stating, “My family, my kids, her family, we are worried. We really need everybody’s help.”
Pérez said he contacted area hospitals and fire stations, inquiring about any incidents involving Escobar-Arevalo or her vehicle, a 2008 Honda CRV with D.C. license plate EB-2261. He also voiced concerns that Escobar-Arevalo, a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from El salvador, might have been detained by immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). However, he stated that ICE indicated she was not in their custody.
Escobar-Arevalo is described as 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing 142 pounds, with long brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a black sweater, black pants, and black shoes. The search for the missing mother, Ana Cecelia Escobar-Arevalo, continues with community support.
“My family, my kids, her family, we are worried,” said Escobar-Arevalo’s husband, Hugo Pérez. “We really need everybody’s help.”
What’s next
Anyone with information regarding Escobar-Arevalo’s location is urged to contact D.C. police immediately. The family continues to search and hopes for her safe return.