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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP156020) and 3 other sources
Donald Edward Brown, a 54-year-old American Indian/Alaska Native male, was reported missing from Tulsa, Oklahoma. He had been staying with someone to avoid a period of intense cold weather. On February 2, 2026, the person he was staying with returned from work to find that Donald was gone. A note was left behind indicating that he was heading to the River Spirit Casino. After he was not seen or heard from again, a missing person report was filed with the Tulsa Police Department.

Concerns for Donald's well-being grew as time passed with no contact from him. He is described as having brown hair and brown eyes, standing at 5 feet 7 inches tall, and weighing around 200 pounds. Authorities were alerted and an investigation into his disappearance was initiated. The details surrounding his departure, specifically the note he left, provided a potential starting point for investigators, but his exact whereabouts remained unknown. The fact that he was missing from a place of temporary shelter during severe weather added to the urgency of the situation.

Ultimately, Donald Edward Brown was located and confirmed to be alive. The circumstances of his recovery and where he was found have not been made public. The resolution of his case brought an end to the uncertainty surrounding his disappearance. While the specific details of the time he was missing are not widely known, the most important outcome is that he was found safe. The overview of the case is that Donald Brown went missing after leaving a temporary residence during cold weather, leaving a note about his intended destination, which prompted a missing person investigation that concluded with him being safely located.

Last Seen: Feb 2, 2026