Who Are Owami Davies Parents? Nurse Was Found Alive After Two Months Of Missing

Owami Davies is a nurse who went missing after nearly two months of missing and she has been found alive.

Owami was a student nurse studying at King’s College London. She was reported missing when she left her home in Grays, Essex, on 4 July, and remained out of contact since then.

Although she went missing, hope was there as she was last seen on CCTV in Croydon on 7 July. Finally, after so many investigations and arrests, she has been found alive and safe.

Who Are Nurse Owami Davies’s Parents?

Owami Davies’s parents, her mother, Nicol Davies, was distressed when her daughter went out of contact for days.

Owami had left her home on July 4, and after that, she didn’t return home, and neither could her mother contact her.

After two days, a missing report of Owami was reported to Essex Police. Even after months of her disappearance, she was not found. Her mother begged for the public’s help and requested people to say if they had seen or heard her.

She wants the people to give any information about her whereabouts so she can finally be back at her home.

Nicol added that she is a desperate mother at the mercy of anyone who knows or heard something to help her find her daughter.

Her mother also told her that if Owami heard this, she pleaded with her to return home as she and her brother miss her a lot, and she and her son feel incomplete without her.

Owami Davies’s Ethnicity

Owami Davies is from Grays, United Kingdom. She is 24 years old student nurse and has recently secured a job with Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospital in London.

Davies was happy before she went missing, and she had also worked in A&E during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Similarly, she has an interest in disease and wants to research it. After she went missing, her family was in distress, and police investigations as much as they could, and her mother and the police pleaded for the witness to come forward and help them to find her.

Missing Owami Davies Found Alive And Safe

Owami Davies, who went missing for nearly eight weeks, has been found alive and safe in Hampshire.

Detective Chief Inspector Nigel Penney from the force’s Specialist Crime Command said he was hopeful for the outcome to find the Owami.

Owami is safe and was found in the county of Hampshire, and she was with the specialist officers from the detective’s team.

The Detective added that Davies looked healthy and in good shape, which was contradictory to what was believed to be the start of her missing.

During her missing investigation, five people were arrested, and numerous appeals were made to the public regarding her whereabouts, but police found it hard to find her.

Similarly, there were 117 reported sightings of Owami, and the 118th report of her sighting on Tuesday had led police to finally find her.

Investigators believe that she could be missing due to no money on her Oyster card and not having access to her phone or bank cards, but the investigation is still going on to find out how she went missing for all these days.

Owami Davies’s Siblings

Owami Davies is believed to have two siblings, but their name has not been yet disclosed.

She talked to her younger brother, who is 15 years old, on the day she went out of contact with her family.

Her mother tracked Owami through the Find my iPhone App, which showed she was not in the gym and was in a little park, Gorges, next to their house.

Her mother didn’t follow her, but her brother found her in the park sitting on the bench and having a drink.

Owami and her brother talked for a while, and he asked her sister to come back home, but she didn’t want to be back home yet. So, his brother went back as Owami wanted some downtime.

After hearing that from her sister, her brother felt upset, and since then, she has disappeared. After Davies had been found, her family informed through a tweet she had been found and that they had talked to her.

They extended their gratitude to all the people who have helped police officers on finding her.

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