In the early evening of July 29, 2018, 22-year-old Trevor Dakota William Summerall was seen for the last time at his residence in the area of Shawnee, Oklahoma. On that Sunday, at approximately 6:30 p.m., he was seen leaving his home in a burgundy, older model passenger car. He was not alone; an unidentified white male, estimated to be in his mid-30s and dressed in all black, was with him.
At the time he was last seen, Trevor was reportedly wearing a black t-shirt, a camouflage hat, and army pants. When he left in that car, his family and friends had no way of knowing that it would be the last time they would see him for a long while.
Following his departure, concern grew as time passed with no word from Trevor. His case was reported to the Shawnee Police Department, which opened an investigation into his disappearance. Information about his case was shared, detailing his physical characteristics: a white male with brown hair and hazel eyes, standing between five feet six and five feet seven inches tall. His case was entered into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System under the number MP80022, officially documenting him as a missing person and seeking to bring in tips from the public. Despite these efforts, information regarding his whereabouts remained scarce.
After a period of uncertainty for his loved ones and community, Trevor Summerall was located and is no longer considered a missing person. The case, once marked by a concerning lack of information, is now closed. The specific details surrounding the circumstances of his return, and where he was during the time he was missing, have not been made publicly available. The overview of this case begins with a young man leaving his home with an unknown individual, leading to a period of anxious waiting and a formal investigation. It concludes quietly, with the confirmation that he has been found, bringing a resolution to the search.Last Seen: Jul 29, 2018
