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Forum Posts for Robert Odman Sr.:
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I've been thinking about Odman's case and it's puzzling how few details we have on his whereabouts after he left the Walsenburg police station. What really stands out to me is how he specifically asked about a homeless shelter. Could it be that he intended to start a new life off the grid, or was it just a temporary stop for him while he regrouped? I've read that people struggling with depression sometimes seek isolation, but it's odd that he resurfaced only to disappear again. Has anyone looked into whether he might've found shelter elsewhere or any other sightings in nearby areas around that time? Maybe someone out there saw something and didn't realize it was significant. Let's keep chatting and see if we can piece this together.
Hey everyone, I recently came across the case of Odman from Sioux Falls, who vanished in '95. What really caught my attention was his sudden appearance miles away in Walsenburg, only to disappear again. Does anyone know if there were any leads from his brief interaction at the police station? It's puzzling how someone could just drop off the map like that after asking about a shelter. Maybe he planned to stay off-grid intentionally? I wonder if there were any checks done on shelters around that area after he left the station. Thoughts?
Has anyone else found it odd that Odman reappeared in Walsenburg, of all places? It's quite a distance from Sioux Falls. It makes me wonder if he had some connection to the area or if it was really just a random stop on his journey. Colorado isn't the first place you'd think of when someone needs to seek out a homeless shelter if they're from South Dakota. I’m curious if there's any significance to Walsenburg or if it was just coincidental. The timeline of surfacing several months after he first went missing has always intrigued me.