Vanished in Dallas: Where Is Chimaobi Odu?

 A Young Man Disappears Without a Trace

Missing person in Texas. On the morning of July 9, 2025, 27-year-old Chimaobi Odu walked out of sight in Dallas, Texas. He was last seen in the 1200 block of Eagle Mountain Drive. Since then, no one has seen or heard from him.

Witnesses say he was on foot, walking in an unknown direction. What makes this even more chilling—he was only wearing orange slippers. No one can confirm what else he wore that day.

Who Is Chimaobi Odu?

Chimaobi is 5’6″ tall, weighing around 170 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Friends describe him as calm, private, and thoughtful. He’s not the kind of person to disappear suddenly.

His family became worried when he didn’t return home that night. They began calling friends, neighbors, hospitals—no one had seen him.

By the next day, they reported him missing. Now, the Dallas Police Department has joined the search, and time is critical.

What Happened on Eagle Mountain Drive?

The 1200 block of Eagle Mountain Drive is a quiet residential area. It’s not known for crime or trouble. On July 9, that changed.

That morning, someone spotted Chimaobi walking alone. No bag. No phone. And since that moment—nothing.

Where did he go? Why did he leave? Was he in danger? These are the questions his family is asking. So far, there are no answers.

Police Need Your Help

The Dallas Police Department is actively working the case. They’ve opened a file: #097713-2025. Detectives are canvassing the area. They’re talking to residents and checking security cameras.

Still, Chimaobi’s trail has gone cold. There are no confirmed sightings. No contact from him. No leads.

If you saw anything that day—no matter how small—police need to hear from you. Did you see someone walking alone in orange slippers? Did you pass through Eagle Mountain Drive around that time?

Call 9-1-1 or (214) 671-4268 and reference case number 097713-2025.

A Family Waiting in Fear

Chimaobi’s family is desperate for news. His mother can’t sleep. His sister checks her phone every few minutes, hoping for an update. No parent should wonder if their child is lost, hurt, or worse.

They believe someone saw something. They believe answers are possible. But they need the community’s help.

Every hour without news brings more fear. The family just wants him home. Alive. Safe.

Why This Matters

Missing adults don’t always get the same attention as missing children. But their lives matter just as much. Chimaobi is a son, a brother, a friend. He is loved. And he is missed.

In cases like this, even one call can change everything. If you know anything, say something. If you were in the area that day, speak up. Don’t assume someone else already has.

Let’s bring Chimaobi Odu home. He walked away. Now, we must help guide him back.