Michael Bonilla-Dias was 17 years old when he was reported missing from Omaha, Nebraska, after last being seen on July 28, 2019. Public case listings identify him as a Hispanic / Latino male from the Omaha area, with the case connected to Douglas County and the Omaha Police Department. At the time he disappeared, Michael was described as about 5 feet 6 inches tall and approximately 165 pounds, with black hair and dark eyes. The available public details give only a brief picture of that day, but they place him in Omaha and note that he was last seen wearing a black T-shirt, khaki pants, and flip-flops.
The known public record does not provide a detailed account of what led up to Michael’s disappearance, who he may have been with, or what concerns were raised immediately after he was last seen. What it does show is that his case was entered into missing-person systems and shared publicly so that people in Omaha and beyond could recognize his name, his face, and the basic facts of his disappearance. NamUs, the national missing-persons database associated with this case number, functions as a clearinghouse for missing, unidentified, and unclaimed person cases across the United States, supporting law enforcement, investigators, and families in resolving cases.
For those who cared about Michael, the limited public information would have made the uncertainty especially painful. A teenager disappearing with so few details publicly available leaves a family and community with unanswered questions: where he went after he was last seen, whether he was safe, and what information might have helped bring clarity sooner. Public listings kept the case visible by repeating the key identifying details: his name, his age at the time, Omaha as the place he was last seen, the July 28, 2019 last-contact date, and the Omaha Police Department as the investigating agency.
The attached case data indicates that Michael’s case resolution status is Alive, meaning he has been found alive and this is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date he was located is not provided in the available information, and the public details about the resolution are vague, so it is not possible to responsibly describe the circumstances of how or when he was found. What can be said with care is that Michael Bonilla-Dias’s case began as the disappearance of a 17-year-old boy last seen in Omaha on July 28, 2019, wearing everyday clothing and listed through national and public missing-person resources, and it ultimately ended with the most important known outcome: he was found alive.
Last Seen: Jul 28, 2019
