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Missing Antioch woman, 5-month-old son found safe

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Chantal Miller and her son, John | Lake County sheriff’s office

A woman and her infant son who went missing Sunday from north suburban Antioch have been found safe.

Chantal Miller, 33, and her 5-month-old son, John, were last seen Sunday evening in the 23300 block of Lake Shore Drive in unincorporated Antioch, according to the Lake County sheriff’s office.

The sheriff’s office said Tuesday afternoon that Miller and her son had been found safe in Fox Point, Wisconsin.

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