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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP92597) and 1 other source
In June of 2022, concern settled over a family when they were unable to get in touch with 58-year-old Robert K. Chapman. A resident of Tulsa, Oklahoma, his daughter grew worried after not hearing from her father and made the decision to report him as a missing person on June 12, 2022. At the time he went missing, Robert was described as a Black male with black hair and brown eyes, standing at 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighing between 191 and 241 pounds. The Tulsa Police Department was tasked with the investigation into his disappearance.

The circumstances surrounding Robert's disappearance were not publicly detailed, leading to a period of uncertainty for his loved ones and the community. Information regarding his last known whereabouts, what he was wearing, or if he was in a vehicle was not widely disseminated. The primary detail shared with the public was that his daughter had been unable to make contact with him, which prompted the missing person report. This lack of information can be particularly distressing in such cases, as it leaves many unanswered questions for those anxiously awaiting news.

Fortunately, this period of worry came to a close, as Robert Chapman was eventually located and found to be alive. While the specifics of his recovery, including the date and the circumstances under which he was found, have not been made public, the confirmation that he is safe has brought an end to the active investigation into his disappearance. This resolution provides a sense of relief, concluding a chapter that began with his daughter's concerned call to the authorities. The case is now considered resolved, with the focus shifting from a search for a missing individual to the privacy of a family reunited.

Last Seen: Jun 12, 2022

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