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Last seen May 29, 1983From the cited official record
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The DOJ written statement gives May 29, 1983 as the last seen date for Greg Prescott Farmer. The reporting agency is San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department- Fontana Station.
Date label: Last seen May 29, 1983. The date type shown here follows the official source and is not silently replaced by another event date.
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Last seen May 29, 1983. The date type shown here follows the official source and is not silently replaced by another event date.
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San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department- Fontana Station. This is the reporting-agency field, not a last-seen place.
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California Department of Justice Missing Persons. Official source checked October 21, 2026.
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Official source checked October 21, 2026.
The DOJ last-seen date is May 29, 1983. The NamUs written account gives June 1983 for family telephone contact, while its last-contact header gives May 29. Preserve the month, the header difference and the separate event roles; no June day is inferred.
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