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Missing man found safe at Dallas train station after two-week search

Daryl Foreman, 61, was located at a train station near UT Southwestern after being missing for nearly two weeks.

Demarcus Lindgren

September 24, 20261 min read

Dallas train station bench - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Dallas police confirmed on Wednesday night that Daryl "Petie" Foreman, a 61-year-old man with autism, has been located safe. He had been missing for nearly two weeks prior to his discovery.

Officials stated that Foreman was found sitting on a bench at a train station in the vicinity of UT Southwestern. According to his sister, Sonia Foreman, officers were conducting a routine security check when they noticed him. They ran his name through a database, which identified him as a missing person.

Following the identification, the Dallas Police Department's missing persons unit was alerted. UT Southwestern Police were also notified. Foreman was subsequently reunited with his family at the UT Southwestern campus.

The search for Foreman began after he became separated from his two sisters, Cathy Lewis and Sonia Foreman, during a visit to Dallas. The siblings had traveled from Arkansas to attend Comic Con at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center. Lewis recalled that while she was retrieving their event badges, Foreman stepped away to use the restroom.

Lewis told CBS News Texas, "I said, 'The bathroom is over there. Just wait a minute. Let me get these tickets.' And he walked away." When the sisters were unable to locate him, they contacted security. They learned that the restroom area had multiple exits and suspected Foreman may have become disoriented. The sisters then filed a missing person report with Dallas PD.

Source: CBS News.

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Demarcus Lindgren

Demarcus Lindgren covers weather, storms, and seasonal life around Dallas.

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