Christopher Michael Dunick Missing Person Case

Christopher Michael Dunick is a missing adult who was reported missing from Los Angeles, California in early June 2024. Public listings describe him as 45 years old at the time, a white male with brown hair and blue eyes, approximately 5'10" and 175 pounds. He is listed as missing, and the available public summaries emphasize that information about his disappearance is limited.

The circumstances released publicly are brief: he was last seen in Los Angeles and has not been heard from since. One widely shared summary notes an apparent discrepancy in the timeline, with a “missing since” date listed in early June 2024 while the narrative portion states he was last seen a few days earlier; taken together, this suggests the exact last-contact date may be uncertain in public-facing records even though the report was entered in early June.

The investigating agency identified in the public case listing is the Veterans Affairs Police Department, West Los Angeles, with a contact number provided for tips and information. Separate official VA materials for the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center describe having a Police Service that provides around-the-clock patrols and directs the public to that same number for general police assistance, aligning with the contact information tied to the missing-person entry.

As of the most recently available public updates in the sources above, there is no posted notice indicating that Mr. Dunick has been located, and he continues to be presented as a missing person. Because only “few details are available” publicly, even small observations can matter—where he may have been headed, who he last spoke with, where his phone or accounts last showed activity, or any sighting that places him at a specific location.

Anyone who believes they have information is urged to contact the investigating agency listed in the record. The California Department of Justice also asks the public to contact the listed law-enforcement agency first, or to use the statewide missing-persons hotline and contact options when appropriate. For families and loved ones, the lack of detail in public records can be especially painful; the continued sharing of accurate information and respectful reporting of tips remains one of the clearest ways the public can help bring answers and, hopefully, bring someone home.
Last Seen: Jun 7, 2024

Christopher Michael Dunick – The Charley Project