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Foul Play Suspected in Disappearance of Woman: Fort Worth Police

Fort Worth police want the public's help finding a woman missing under "suspicious circumstances."

Typhenie K. Johnson, 25, was last seen Monday afternoon at the Post Oak East Apartments in the 13000 block of Tristian Lane.

Officers arrested 32-year-old Christopher Steven Revill on suspicion of kidnapping. Police said he was last seen driving a Ford Taurus.

Revill is being held at the Mansfield Jail on $50,000 bond.

On Wednesday, Johnson's twin brother, Asher, and several of her friends passed out flyers with Typhenie's picture on it.

"We're trying to make sure that she gets home," said Johnson's coworker, Jewel DeCasta. "[Asher's] taking it OK, but at the same time he just needs help finding his sister."

According to police, Asher Johnson invited Revill to the apartment he shares with his twin sister Monday night. At some point, Reville and Typhenie Johnson went outside to discuss their relationship.

Asher Johnson told police that Revill came back inside the apartment, grabbed a few things and left quickly. When he went outside to find Typhenie, she was gone. He then called police who searched the apartment and found evidence of foul play.

"What the officers located on the scene were actually a cell phone, keys and a sock belonging possibly to Typhenie Johnson, and it was confirmed, through her brother, that it was her belongings," said Fort Worth Police Officer Jimmy Pollozani. "[Revill] is releasing limited information to detectives and he's not cooperating."

Johnson is about 5 feet 4 inches tall and 135 pounds with brown hair and eyes. She as last seen wearing a pink shirt and black and white pants.

Police asked anyone who saw the vehicle or Johnson between 9 p.m. and midnight to contact the Fort Worth Police Department.

"We don't know where she could be at, if she's OK, if she's breathing, if she's helpless, we just don't know," DeCasta said. "We just want to make sure our little sister is OK."

NBC 5's Cory Smith contributed to this report.

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