I've been intrigued by the mention of Robert Odman's inquiry about the location of a homeless shelter in Walsenburg. It's puzzling because it seems like he was actively seeking some kind of stability or perhaps just a safe place to rest. Does anyone have thoughts on why, after going to the effort of asking at the police station, he would stay only briefly at the shelter and then disappear again? Was he possibly trying to avoid being found, or could he have had a plan to meet someone or move elsewhere shortly after leaving? It’s heartbreaking to think that he might have been so close to help but chose, or felt compelled, to walk away. Any similar cases where someone vanished after a brief encounter like that?
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Has anyone else looked into the odd timeline surrounding Robert Odman's movements before his disappearance? The fact that he was reported missing from Sioux Falls in September 1995, then turned up at a police station in Walsenburg, Colorado, in January 1996, is baffling to me. This is a span of several months with little to no information in between. Was he living under the radar somewhere, or perhaps moving from place to place? It's particularly intriguing that he asked specifically for a homeless shelter when he appeared at the police station. Makes me wonder if he was intentionally living off the grid or if something else could have influenced his choices during this time. Anyone with thoughts on what might have transpired during those months?
