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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP143189)
Kaleb Randolph Odain, a 17-year-old Black male approximately 5′6″ tall and weighing 130 lbs, was last seen in Jacksonville, Florida on May 2, 2025. He had been previously reported missing in mid-March, with authorities listing both dates as his last known contact in different reports. Kaleb’s disappearance was investigated by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, which coordinated with state and federal missing‑person databases. Available records include his physical description but offer limited details regarding the clothing he wore or any personal items he may have had at the time.

Recent updates indicate that Kaleb has since been located, but the information remains vague and does not specify when or where he was found. Law enforcement and public statements have not released exact dates or further details surrounding his whereabouts when located. As a result, many aspects of his reappearance remain unclear.

Prior to being found, Kaleb’s case was part of a wider pattern of missing youth in the Jacksonville area. Earlier in 2025, more than fifty individuals were reported missing across multiple counties. His case — involving a teenager with no publicly reported medical or mental health factors — received limited media coverage. There were no prominent alerts or public campaigns visible at the time, although the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office actively managed the search behind the scenes.

To summarize: Kaleb was first reported missing in mid‑March, with a last known sighting on May 2. He has now been located, though official sources provide no clarity on the timing or circumstances of his recovery. Investigative details remain private, and media outlets have yet to follow up with additional information.

Last Seen: May 2, 2025

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