Summary based on the NamUs case record (CP999655775)
Isaac Price is a missing adult who was reported last seen in Los Angeles, California. Public listings describe him as a 28-year-old male at the time he went missing, with black hair and brown eyes, about 5'7" and 150 pounds. He has not been heard from again, and the publicly available narrative about what happened is extremely limited.
The circumstances of his disappearance have not been widely detailed in the sources that are readily accessible to the public.
The summary information that is available emphasizes the absence of confirmed sightings or contact since he was last reported seen, and notes that few specifics have been released about where he was going, who he was with, what he was wearing, or what might have placed him at risk. This lack of detail can happen for many reasons, including the limits of what investigators can confirm early on or what families and agencies choose to release publicly.
The investigating agency listed for the case is the Los Angeles Police Department, and the public is directed to contact law enforcement with any information that could help locate him. The LAPD also maintains a Missing Persons Unit line and encourages the public to report sightings or relevant tips, including the option to provide information anonymously through a tip line.
California’s Department of Justice describes its Missing and Unidentified Persons Section as supporting law enforcement efforts to locate missing people and identify unknown persons through record comparisons and it notes there is no waiting period to report someone missing in California. At the same time, when attempting to access the specific California DOJ public-facing record associated with Isaac Price by name, the page currently returns a message indicating the record was not found, which makes it difficult to verify the most current status of the case through that particular listing alone.
For those who care about Isaac Price, the uncertainty and lack of publicly shared detail can be especially painful. Even small pieces of information can matter in missing-person cases—an observation, a remembered conversation, a place someone may have mentioned, or a sighting that did not seem important at the time. Anyone with credible information is urged to contact the Los Angeles Police Department or the LAPD Missing Persons Unit so it can be evaluated by investigators and, if relevant, shared through official channels.Last Seen: Apr 22, 2021
