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Byron Blake Heath

The FBI describes a family last-seen observation of Byron Blake Heath in Waco on August 1, 2012.

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Last-seen statement: August 1, 2012
The FBI separately describes a missing report in April 2013. That report and the original NamUs date question are retained as separate events; neither changes this source-labeled observation.

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The FBI separately describes a missing report in April 2013. That report and the original NamUs date question are retained as separate events; neither changes this source-labeled observation.

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