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The family of David Woodger, owner of D-Woods Barbershop on Detroit's east side, says it's not like the business owner to disappear for a week. But that's exactly what happened. It's been seven days since anyone - including his wife and children - have heard from him.
Typically, D-Wood's on Seven Mile is open every weekday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. But it's been closed for quite some time and, according to the family, he hasn't made any phone calls or talked to anyone they know in the past week.
He had called me and asked me to talk to him. He wanted to talk. I gave him a ride to Meijer. We were just talking and everything. That was the last day I saw him. I dropped him off back up here," Calhoun said.
Detroit police say they are actively looking for Woodger. Meanwhile, those in and near the barbershop on the east side hope this mystery can be solved soon.
"It is not good obviously. A lot of people are concerned about him. People coming up to me and talking to me and asking. It’s not a good situation," Schaf said.
www.fox2detroit.com
Woodger, the barber who’s very involved in the community, left his shop last Wednesday (July 20) on the city’s east side after a day of giving haircuts.
Local 4 has been speaking with investigators and family members about the situation, and to make matters worse, they keep hearing about bodies turning up in Detroitover the past week.
“We are in agony and in pain because, as you all know, he is well loved in his community and with his family,” said David Woodger’s cousin Tyesia Yancey. “We need him here with us.”
www.clickondetroit.com
Woodger was seen last Wednesday from around 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. leaving his barbershop "D-Wood's" according to his family. He was with a person he knew, they say.
The family says since then, his last known location was his home on the west side. He was last seen there the following day, early Thursday morning, but since then no one has seen or heard from him.
www.wxyz.com
Typically, D-Wood's on Seven Mile is open every weekday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. But it's been closed for quite some time and, according to the family, he hasn't made any phone calls or talked to anyone they know in the past week.
He had called me and asked me to talk to him. He wanted to talk. I gave him a ride to Meijer. We were just talking and everything. That was the last day I saw him. I dropped him off back up here," Calhoun said.
Detroit police say they are actively looking for Woodger. Meanwhile, those in and near the barbershop on the east side hope this mystery can be solved soon.
"It is not good obviously. A lot of people are concerned about him. People coming up to me and talking to me and asking. It’s not a good situation," Schaf said.
Popular Detroit barber missing for a week, family pleads for help
The family of David Woodger, owner of D-Woods Barbershop on Detroit's east side, says it's not like the business owner to disappear for a week. But that's exactly what happened. It's been seven days since anyone - including his wife and children - have heard from him.
Woodger, the barber who’s very involved in the community, left his shop last Wednesday (July 20) on the city’s east side after a day of giving haircuts.
Local 4 has been speaking with investigators and family members about the situation, and to make matters worse, they keep hearing about bodies turning up in Detroitover the past week.
“We are in agony and in pain because, as you all know, he is well loved in his community and with his family,” said David Woodger’s cousin Tyesia Yancey. “We need him here with us.”
‘We need him here with us’: Family, friends seek help finding missing barber from Detroit
A beloved Detroit barber leaves work for the day and simply disappears. His family fears the worst.
Woodger was seen last Wednesday from around 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. leaving his barbershop "D-Wood's" according to his family. He was with a person he knew, they say.
The family says since then, his last known location was his home on the west side. He was last seen there the following day, early Thursday morning, but since then no one has seen or heard from him.
One week later: Search continues for missing Detroit barber last seen leaving his shop with a friend
Woodger was seen last Wednesday from around 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. leaving his barbershop D-Wood's according to his family. He was with a person he knew, they say.
www.wxyz.com
