Does anyone have any information about Pha Dao? He went missing in Brownsburg, Indiana in 2000.
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IN IN - Mustapha Ba Dao AKA Pha Dao, Brownsburg, 12 July 2000
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Family’s heartbreaking story one of many
considered in Hendricks Co. bones case
POSTED 7:15 PM, JULY 23, 2013, REBACHENOWETHFOX59 & JILL GLAVAN, UPDATED 07:23PM, JULY 23, 2013
The discovery of human bones in Hendricks County Monday has led to quite the mystery, pushing the families of some missing persons in the area to speak out.
Hah Soly and Loc Dao have waited 13 years for answers in their son’s case. Mustapha Dao, 18, disappeared in July 2000. Known to everyone as Pha, the teenager was last seen waiting at an Indianapolis gas station for a ride.
“We (are) always looking for him. (He’s) the only son we have,” Loc Dao said.
A metal scrapper found human bones, along with what look to be men’s clothing, inside a large metal well tank on an empty Hendricks County property Monday. Detectives said it appeared to be a full body, sealed inside the tank for a number of years.
Dao’s family said they hoped the bones are not his and that he’s still out there somewhere, but that all they want are answers.
“(It) doesn’t matter what (happened). We always wish he’ll come back soon,” Soly said.
Detectives tell Fox59 they will consider Dao’s case, along with other missing persons across Indiana, when searching for an identity. However, it is expected to take pathologists weeks to even discover gender, approximate age and race.
The Hendricks County Sheriff’s Department is asking for patience in the case, promising to do all it can to identify the remains as soon as possible.
It was in my hometown but I don't remember anything else.
considered in Hendricks Co. bones case
POSTED 7:15 PM, JULY 23, 2013, REBACHENOWETHFOX59 & JILL GLAVAN, UPDATED 07:23PM, JULY 23, 2013
The discovery of human bones in Hendricks County Monday has led to quite the mystery, pushing the families of some missing persons in the area to speak out.
Hah Soly and Loc Dao have waited 13 years for answers in their son’s case. Mustapha Dao, 18, disappeared in July 2000. Known to everyone as Pha, the teenager was last seen waiting at an Indianapolis gas station for a ride.
“We (are) always looking for him. (He’s) the only son we have,” Loc Dao said.
A metal scrapper found human bones, along with what look to be men’s clothing, inside a large metal well tank on an empty Hendricks County property Monday. Detectives said it appeared to be a full body, sealed inside the tank for a number of years.
Dao’s family said they hoped the bones are not his and that he’s still out there somewhere, but that all they want are answers.
“(It) doesn’t matter what (happened). We always wish he’ll come back soon,” Soly said.
Detectives tell Fox59 they will consider Dao’s case, along with other missing persons across Indiana, when searching for an identity. However, it is expected to take pathologists weeks to even discover gender, approximate age and race.
The Hendricks County Sheriff’s Department is asking for patience in the case, promising to do all it can to identify the remains as soon as possible.
It was in my hometown but I don't remember anything else.
carbuff
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I found him on Charley Project Mustapha Ba Dao – The Charley Project
carbuff
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Namus: Missing Person Case
Thank you...I was in school with him. I'm trying to gather things to maybe start a podcast to generate some activity.
POSTED 7:15 PM, JULY 23, 2013, REBACHENOWETHFOX59 & JILL GLAVAN, UPDATED 07:23PM, JULY 23, 2013
The discovery of human bones in Hendricks County Monday has led to quite the mystery, pushing the families of some missing persons in the area to speak out.
Hah Soly and Loc Dao have waited 13 years for answers in their son’s case. Mustapha Dao, 18, disappeared in July 2000. Known to everyone as Pha, the teenager was last seen waiting at an Indianapolis gas station for a ride.
“We (are) always looking for him. (He’s) the only son we have,” Loc Dao said.
A metal scrapper found human bones, along with what look to be men’s clothing, inside a large metal well tank on an empty Hendricks County property Monday. Detectives said it appeared to be a full body, sealed inside the tank for a number of years.
Dao’s family said they hoped the bones are not his and that he’s still out there somewhere, but that all they want are answers.
“(It) doesn’t matter what (happened). We always wish he’ll come back soon,” Soly said.
Detectives tell Fox59 they will consider Dao’s case, along with other missing persons across Indiana, when searching for an identity. However, it is expected to take pathologists weeks to even discover gender, approximate age and race.
The Hendricks County Sheriff’s Department is asking for patience in the case, promising to do all it can to identify the remains as soon as possible.
It was in my hometown but I don't remember anything else.[/QUOTE]
POSTED 7:15 PM, JULY 23, 2013, REBACHENOWETHFOX59 & JILL GLAVAN, UPDATED 07:23PM, JULY 23, 2013
The discovery of human bones in Hendricks County Monday has led to quite the mystery, pushing the families of some missing persons in the area to speak out.
Hah Soly and Loc Dao have waited 13 years for answers in their son’s case. Mustapha Dao, 18, disappeared in July 2000. Known to everyone as Pha, the teenager was last seen waiting at an Indianapolis gas station for a ride.
“We (are) always looking for him. (He’s) the only son we have,” Loc Dao said.
A metal scrapper found human bones, along with what look to be men’s clothing, inside a large metal well tank on an empty Hendricks County property Monday. Detectives said it appeared to be a full body, sealed inside the tank for a number of years.
Dao’s family said they hoped the bones are not his and that he’s still out there somewhere, but that all they want are answers.
“(It) doesn’t matter what (happened). We always wish he’ll come back soon,” Soly said.
Detectives tell Fox59 they will consider Dao’s case, along with other missing persons across Indiana, when searching for an identity. However, it is expected to take pathologists weeks to even discover gender, approximate age and race.
The Hendricks County Sheriff’s Department is asking for patience in the case, promising to do all it can to identify the remains as soon as possible.
It was in my hometown but I don't remember anything else.[/QUOTE]
carbuff
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Here's his updated Namus link: The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
carbuff
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Pha has been ruled out as not being several Virginia remains:
UP11170
UP14360
UP6278
UP2560
UP8729
The remains mentioned earlier aren't listed in Namus.
UP11170
UP14360
UP6278
UP2560
UP8729
The remains mentioned earlier aren't listed in Namus.