TULSA, Okla. — The daughters of Christopher Coulston are reaching out - hoping someone knows how or why their dad disappeared.
On Sept. 10, Christina Gray and Brandy Coulston reached out to 2 News. They want people to know who their father is, and why his disappearance is such a mystery.
"He has six grandbabies that he loves and they are his everything. Two daughters. My sister and I," said Gray.
"He works hard. He comes home. He watches football, and he spends time with the grandkids. That's his life."
Sept. 9, Tulsa police told 2 News the special missing persons unit inside its homicide squad is actively investigating Coulston's disappearance, but not suspect foul play.
Capt. Richard Muelenberg told 2 News the TPD forensic unit is combing through Coulston's truck for anything that may help them find him.
Police said Christopher Coulston was last seen around 10 p.m. on Sept. 3 at the Mohawk Golf Course. His truck was left parked in that area. Police said his phone is turned off.
"An officer just happened to be driving through Mohawk Park," said TPD Sgt. Rusty Brown, "When our FLOCK camera system flagged the tag of our victim's vehicle and it showed that he was an endangered and missing person."
Gray said, "Although they have no evidence of any type of crime at this point we do believe that he got into a vehicle with somebody and he left that park."
Friday, Sept. 6 and through the weekend, first responders used search dogs to comb the area for him.
"I do want to thank everybody," said Gray, "that's been out to help us. We've had dozens and dozens of people that have volunteered their time."
Police want anyone with information to call 918-596-9222.
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