OSBI seeking information on 25-year-old northeast Oklahoma ‘suspicious disappearance' case
OSBI said David Allen Crabtree, 13, was last seen at his home in Locust Grove in Mayes County on April 9, 2000. Crabtree's cold case file on OSBI's website is listed as a 'suspicious disappearance'.
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The department shared two photos, one of him at age 13 and the other is an age-progressed photo of Crabtree at age 31.
Anyone with information regarding Crabtree's disappearance is asked to contact OSBI at cold.case@osbi.ok.gov or 1-800-522-8017.
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