ELEVEN DAYS GONE: Still No Sign of LGBTQ+ Advocate Orden David
Police and community members continue to face uncertainty ten days after the disappearance of LGBTQ+ advocate Orden Passo David. Neither he nor his vehicle has been located.
In the aftermath of his disappearance, friends and family are left with nothing but questions and heartache, while police pursue leads, having interviewed those closest to him without any significant developments.
Surveillance footage reveals that David was last seen leaving a Market Street casino at around 11:30 p.m. on January 25th, wearing a bright red vest and grey shorts.
Many locals are worried that he may have been the victim of foul play.
Concerns escalated among friends when calls to his mobile phone went unanswered, prompting a missing person’s report to be filed at Bolans Police Station the following morning.
In a bid to gather more information, his family has offered a cash reward of $12,700 for any tips that lead to his safe return.
This amount was increased from an initial $10,000 to encourage people to come forward with specific information.
If you have any information about this situation or his whereabouts, please contact Bolans Police Station at 462-1080 or the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-391.
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