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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP140880) and 1 other source
In the winter of 2025, concern grew for a 25-year-old man from Tulsa, Oklahoma, named Isaac Adam Haynes. He was last seen in the city on January 31, 2025. Isaac, a male of mixed Black, Hispanic, and White ethnicity, was known to be transient within the Tulsa area, which added a layer of complexity and concern to his disappearance. At the time he went missing, he was described as having black hair and brown eyes, standing between five feet seven inches and five feet eleven inches tall, and weighing between 140 and 155 pounds.

The Tulsa Police Department was responsible for the investigation into Isaac's whereabouts. As is often the case when a person goes missing, especially an individual with a transient lifestyle, details surrounding the circumstances of his disappearance were not widely publicized. This lack of public information can make it challenging for the community to provide assistance and often leads to a quiet, determined search by law enforcement and loved ones. The absence of widespread media coverage meant that many in the community were likely unaware of the ongoing search for Isaac.

Fortunately, the search for Isaac Adam Haynes concluded with the positive outcome that he was located alive. While the specific details regarding when, where, and how he was found are not publicly available, the resolution of his case brought an end to the period of uncertainty. The case, which was logged by the Tulsa Police Department, is now considered closed. This resolution serves as a reminder of the many individuals who go missing each year and the hope that they too will be found safely, even when their stories do not receive widespread public attention.

Last Seen: Jan 31, 2025

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