Chelsea Cobo Missing Person Case

Sep 01, 2016

May 22, 2024

Chelsea

Cobo

32

22

62 inches

63 inches

150 lbs

170 lbs

White / Caucasian

Female

In the spring of 2016, a 22-year-old woman named Chelsea Cobo vanished from Brooklyn, New York, leaving behind a young son and a family desperate for answers. Her disappearance on May 6, 2016, followed a tumultuous period in her life. Earlier that year, the death of her biological mother had sent Chelsea into a deep depression, leading to a two-week stay in a psychiatric ward. During her hospitalization, she befriended a roommate and a man named Justice who regularly visited. After her release, she began to socialize with them. A disturbing incident occurred on April 26, when Chelsea returned home disoriented and bruised. A hospital examination determined she had been drugged, robbed, and sexually assaulted, though she had no memory of the attack. The day she went missing, Chelsea had intended to enter a drug rehabilitation program in Yonkers. Her aunt, who had adopted her, dropped her off at a hospital for transport to the facility. However, during the van ride, Chelsea texted friends, asking to be picked up so she could get drugs. A man named Justice later claimed he picked her up from Yonkers and brought her back to Brooklyn, dropping her off in Sunset Park. The last potential sighting of Chelsea was in the early morning hours of May 7, leaving the La Floridita club and restaurant with a man named Antonio, a friend of Justice. The investigation into Chelsea's disappearance has been fraught with uncertainty and conflicting information. Surveillance footage from the area near the restaurant was too grainy to be conclusive. There was a later potential sighting of a woman resembling Chelsea on May 10, leaving a house in Sunset Park, but her aunt did not believe it was her, and authorities never confirmed it. The case has been marked by her family's fears that she may have been a victim of human trafficking. Her history of mental health challenges and substance use has led to her being classified as an endangered missing person. Despite her family's relentless efforts to keep her case in the public eye, years have passed without any definitive answers, leaving her son to grow up without his mother and her loved ones in a constant state of uncertainty. The lack of concrete evidence has stalled the investigation, leaving the question of what happened to Chelsea Cobo unanswered.

May 06, 2016

Brooklyn

New York

Kings County

11220

25127

New York City Police Department - Missing Persons Squad

New York

New York

New York County

10039

2770 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, New York

2126947781

Local

Law Enforcement

KNMP3948

2016-05-07

New York City Police Department - Missing Persons Squad

Brown

Brown

Brown

08/31/2026