Missing Dad Browns Game
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Phillips, a father of a 2-year-old boy, is from the Baltimore area and traveled to Cleveland with a friend to attend Thursday night's Steelers-Browns game, Cleveland Missing co-founder Sylvia Colon told Fox News Digital.
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Officials identified the body found in an Ohio river on Wednesday as 24-year-old Christopher Phillips, a Baltimore father who had gone missing while visiting Cleveland for a Steelers-Browns game. Phillips was last seen around 6 a.m. last Friday near West Superior Avenue and Robert Lockwood Jr. Drive, after which he reportedly got separated from his companion. The cause of death remains unclear, with police…
Body found in Ohio river ID’d as missing Baltimore dad, 24, in town for Steelers-Browns game →2 articles from New York Post on this storyPhoenix Phillips, a 24-year-old father from Maryland who went to Cleveland for a Steelers-Browns game, vanished early Friday morning after getting separated from his friend. Standing at 6 feet, 1 inch tall and weighing around 170 pounds, he was last seen in downtown Cleveland wearing a gray hoodie, beige pants, and white tennis shoes. Police consider the case concerning due to Phillips being out of state when he…
Dad vanishes on trip with friend to see Cleveland Browns game; police call case 'concerning' →Phoenix Phillips, a 24-year-old father from Maryland who went missing after watching a Pittsburgh Steelers game in Cleveland, was last seen around 6 a.m. on October 2. Authorities are concerned about his disappearance and are searching for him, describing him as a 6'1", 170-pound man wearing a gray hoodie, beige pants, and white tennis shoes. Police found a body near Jacobs Pavilion the same day but have not…
Search for young father from Maryland who disappeared in Ohio after watching Steelers game →Analysis
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- 6 Oct
Phillips, a father of a 2-year-old boy, is from the Baltimore area and traveled to Cleveland with a friend to attend Thursday night's Steelers-Browns game, Cleveland Missing co-founder Sylvia Colon told Fox News Digital.
- 7 Oct
Social worker Breejanee Alford told WEWS she met with Phillips’ “devastated” family.
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8 Oct Body found in Ohio river ID’d as missing Baltimore dad, 24, in town for Steelers-Browns gameOfficials identified the body found in an Ohio river on Wednesday as 24-year-old Christopher Phillips, a Baltimore father who had gone missing while visiting Cleveland for a Steelers-Browns game. Phillips was last seen around 6 a.m. last Friday near West Superior Avenue and Robert Lockwood Jr. Drive, after which he reportedly got separated from his companion. The cause of death remains unclear, with police…New York Post
7 Oct Search for young father from Maryland who disappeared in Ohio after watching Steelers gamePhoenix Phillips, a 24-year-old father from Maryland who went missing after watching a Pittsburgh Steelers game in Cleveland, was last seen around 6 a.m. on October 2. Authorities are concerned about his disappearance and are searching for him, describing him as a 6'1", 170-pound man wearing a gray hoodie, beige pants, and white tennis shoes. Police found a body near Jacobs Pavilion the same day but have not…The Independent
7 Oct Young Maryland dad, 24, vanishes in Ohio after going to Steelers-Browns gameA 24-year-old father from Maryland vanished after attending a Steelers-Browns game in Cleveland on December 4. According to Cleveland police, the man was separated from his companions during the event. His family, who described him as a loving dad and Steelers fan, is worried about his disappearance. A body was recovered from the Cuyahoga River near Jacobs Pavilion, but authorities have not confirmed if it relates…New York Post
6 Oct Dad vanishes on trip with friend to see Cleveland Browns game; police call case 'concerning'Phoenix Phillips, a 24-year-old father from Maryland who went to Cleveland for a Steelers-Browns game, vanished early Friday morning after getting separated from his friend. Standing at 6 feet, 1 inch tall and weighing around 170 pounds, he was last seen in downtown Cleveland wearing a gray hoodie, beige pants, and white tennis shoes. Police consider the case concerning due to Phillips being out of state when he…Fox News
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