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On Jan. 20, the Des Moines Police Department announces a missing person case has been opened for Abdullahi "Abdi" Sharif. He had last been seen Jan. 17.

On the day Abdi Sharif's disappearance was announced, the family spoke with ����vlog about his case.

Kevin Biggs, Roosevelt High School's principal, spoke to ����vlog 24 hours after Abdi Sharif was pronounced missing.

Abdi Sharif's family spoke to ����vlog again on Jan. 22, five days since Sharif was last seen.

Shortly before he disappeared, Sharif posted a Snapchat that said, "I got bad news … bad bad news."

During a press conference on Jan. 29, nine days since Abdi Sharif was announced missing, the family offers a reward for information leading to Sharif's return.

Authorities spoke to ����vlog after the press conference. Sgt. Paul Parizek said that the case was perplexing and they hadn't ruled out foul play.

Roosevelt High School students held a fundraiser on Feb. 7, to support Abdi Sharif's case.

During it's annual game Feb. 16 to spread awareness for students with special needs, Roosevelt High School students handed out ribbons in support of Abdi Sharif.

Abdi Sharif's family pleads with the community for help finding him. They address the comparison of Abdi's case to Mollie Tibbetts, an Iowa student who was murdered in 2018.

On Feb. 21, community members gathered to physically search for Abdi Sharif.

Hundreds of community members gathered to search for a sign of Abdi Sharif during the second search party.