Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP127259)
Here is a revised and expanded synopsis that incorporates the newly reported resolution of the case while preserving prior details. All information is drawn solely from publicly accessible sources.
Koredai Polk was a nineteen‑year‑old Black/African American male who went missing from Boynton Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida. He was last known to be seen on **June 19, 2007**, in Boynton Beach.
At the time, he was approximately 5 ft 8 in tall, weighing around 160 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. Law enforcement—including the Boynton Beach Police Department and Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office—listed his case as an active missing-person investigation.
Public databases and crime‑tracking platforms repeatedly reiterated basic profile details, and public attention remained minimal over the years. There were few updates, no confirmed sightings, and no major media coverage or leads disclosed publicly.
New publicly available records indicate that the case has now been marked as **solved**, though the exact date of resolution is not disclosed and available details are vague. The listing confirms that authorities consider the matter closed. While specifics regarding how or when he was located are not provided, the status update reflects that he has been found.
Authorities had previously encouraged anyone with information to contact the Boynton Beach Police Department at 561‑732‑8116 or reach out through Crime Stoppers of Palm Beach County at 800‑458‑TIPS.
**Summary of key points:**
* Koredai Polk was 19, Black/African American, 5′8″, 160 lbs, black hair, brown eyes, last seen in Boynton Beach on June 19, 2007.
* For many years, the case remained open and unchanged in public records, with minimal media exposure and no substantive updates.
* Recent source data now classifies the case as solved, though details surrounding the resolution are not publicly known.
* Authorities had maintained an open invitation for anyone with information to come forward via official channels.
This synopsis reflects all available public information—including the new status that the case is resolved, without specifying dates or circumstances of the resolution.Last Seen: Jun 19, 2007
