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Oct 06, 2022
Jan 12, 2024
Calvert
Baker
44
40
69 inches
70 inches
215 lbs
220 lbs
American Indian / Alaska Native
Male
On July 18, 2022, a 40-year-old man named Calvert Baker was seen for the last time in Pinon, Arizona, a community within the vast expanse of the Navajo Nation. On that day, he was wearing a gray t-shirt, blue sweatpants, and tennis shoes of an unknown color. He also had on a camouflage-print hat with a round brim and a back flap to cover his neck, a practical piece of attire for the Arizona sun. Calvert, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation, went missing that day, leaving his loved ones with unanswered questions and prompting a search for information regarding his whereabouts. The circumstances surrounding the moment he vanished were not widely reported, marking the beginning of a quiet, anxious period for his community. Calvert was a man with distinct features. Standing between 5'9" and 5'10" and weighing around 215 pounds, he had black hair and brown eyes and wore glasses with brown frames. The left side of his bottom lip was pierced with a stud, and he wore two turquoise rings on his left ring finger. He also had tattoos on both of his forearms and on one of his hands. These details, while painting a picture of the man he was, became crucial identifying markers in the effort to locate him after he was reported missing. The official investigation was handled by the Navajo Nation Police Department's Chinle District, but few details about the progress of the case were made available to the public. The search for Calvert Baker unfortunately concluded with a sorrowful outcome. Though the specific date and the circumstances of his discovery have not been detailed in publicly available sources, the official case status was updated to indicate that he was located deceased. This brought a tragic end to the uncertainty surrounding his disappearance. The case, which began with a man last seen on a summer day in Pinon, is a heartbreaking reminder of the silent struggles many families face when a loved one goes missing. While the official record confirms the end of the search, the lack of public information regarding what happened to Calvert Baker leaves a void in the narrative of his final days.
Jul 18, 2022
Pinon
Arizona
Navajo County
Pinon
Yes
119743
Navajo Nation Police Department - Chinle District
Chinle
Arizona
Apache County
86503
Derek Benally
Police Officer
PO Box 940, Arizona
9286742000
Tribal
Law Enforcement
05-22-018230
2022-07-28
Navajo Nation Police Department - Chinle District
Black
Brown
Brown
Yes
07/31/2026
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