Michael Odell

Found Deceased

Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge

About Michael Odell's case

Primary Source: California News Times

A 27-year-old travel nurse, who went missing earlier this week during a shift at Stanford Hospital, was found dead in Fremont, and the situation remains unknown.

The body of Michael Odell, who lives in San Francisco, was found Thursday afternoon, January 20, 2022, near the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Sanctuary. It doesn’t seem to be far from where Odell’s car was found at Dumbarton Bridge Toll Plaza in Fremont two days ago. As Mercury News Report He was reported missing on Tuesday morning after being unable to return home from work at Stanford’s Nervous ICU. Odell usually works in night shifts, and roommates in the Castro district of science fiction reported that he was missing.

As Chronicle Report, Roommate Joshua Christopher Paredes used the Find My Friends app to see where Odell’s phone last pinged near the Dunbarton Bridge on the East Bay side on Tuesday morning. Paredes soon realized this strange thing and later learned from Odell’s boss at the hospital that he left at around 4:30 am on Tuesday, January 18, 2022, saying he had forgotten something in his car during the shift.

Paredes and dozens of volunteers began the search after reporting to the East Bay Wide Area Park District that Odell was missing on Tuesday. Later, Hayward’s troops on the California Highway Patrol joined in, and Odell’s body was discovered and reliably identified yesterday. Authorities do not share details about Odell’s death situation or suspected misconduct.

Curtis Johansen, a friend of Odell, Tell KTVU “Mike was a great person. He was fun. He was in tune with what was happening. He had a big heart for his friends.” And Johansen said, “He was. I lived with my best friend. I’m really working hard and making ends meet. I’m just doing all the right things. “ It is not clear how long Odell, who grew up in Oklahoma, lived in the Bay Area. A coroner in Alameda County has identified the cause of Odell’s death. We will update it as soon as we know the details.

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Activity

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Points of Interest

POIs

Dumbarton Bridge Toll Plaza

Last Known Location

Investigative Details

Foul Play Suspected: No
Suicide Suspected: Unknown / Undisclosed
Cause of Death: Undetermined / Unreleased

Significant Dates

Reported Missing: Tuesday, January 18, 2022 (3 years ago)
Date Found: Thursday, January 20, 2022 (3 years ago)

Entities

Alameda County Sheriff’s Office

Local Law Enforcement

Administrative Details

Monday, January 8, 2024 (7 months ago)

Missing NPF Public Identification Number (MPID) 10458

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