Where Is Abdul Bah?
A Young Man Missing from Greenbelt
Missing person in Maryland. On the evening of June 1, 2025, Abdul Bah disappeared without warning. The 22-year-old was last seen around 9 p.m. near 200 Lakeside Drive in Greenbelt, Maryland. Now, the Greenbelt Police Department is asking for help.
Tall, Quiet, and Gone
Abdul Bah stands out in a crowd. He is 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs about 210 pounds. On the night he vanished, Abdul wore a camouflage brown jacket, a light blue shirt, and beige pants. Those who saw him say he didn’t appear upset—but looks can be deceiving.
Police say Abdul is considered a missing person due to mental health concerns. His family and friends worry he may be confused or disoriented. They say he’s never vanished before. Something feels wrong.
A Sudden Disappearance
The last time anyone saw Abdul, it was quiet. He didn’t mention plans to leave. He didn’t say goodbye. One moment, he was near home. The next, he was gone.
Abdul has no car, according to his family. He wasn’t carrying much. No one has seen or heard from him since.
For days, his phone has remained silent. His social media is untouched. His room is exactly how he left it. The stillness is haunting.
Mental Health Adds Urgency
The situation is serious. Abdul’s mental health history adds urgency to this search. Officials won’t release specific diagnoses, but they are deeply concerned. Without medication or help, his condition may worsen.
“We believe he may be vulnerable,” a police spokesperson said. “We need to find him quickly.”
This is not just a routine missing person report. Time is vital. Every hour without a sign is another hour of risk.
The Community Can Help
Police and volunteers have searched the area around Lakeside Drive. Officers have spoken with neighbors. Flyers have gone up across Greenbelt. But so far, there’s been no confirmed sighting.
The case now depends on public awareness. Someone may have seen him walking. Someone may recognize his face. The smallest detail could change everything.
Local residents are urged to check yards, sheds, parks, or quiet corners. Abdul could be nearby but too confused to speak. He may need help but not know how to ask.
How to Help Right Now
If you have information, contact Detective Rodas Flores immediately at (240) 542-2137 or [email protected]. You can also call (301) 474-7200 or 911 if it’s urgent.
Do not wait. Do not assume someone else will call. Your help could save a life.
A Plea from Loved Ones
Abdul’s family is devastated. “He’s gentle, calm, and kind,” said one relative. “He doesn’t deserve to be out there alone. Please help bring him home.”
Every missing person matters. Abdul Bah is not just a name. He is a son, a friend, a life that deserves safety. Let’s bring him back.
