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Jayne Elizabeth Davis

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Last contact April 30, 1993From the cited official record

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NamUs lists Jayne Elizabeth Davis with a Date of Last Contact of April 30, 1993 under record MP29553. The NamUs Missing From field lists Houston, Texas.

Date label: Last contact April 30, 1993. The day matches the NamUs Date of Last Contact field and the dated account in the record. Check the official record for later updates.

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Last contact April 30, 1993. The day matches the NamUs Date of Last Contact field and the dated account in the record. Check the official record for later updates.

Missing From (NamUs)

Houston, Texas. This is the NamUs Missing From field. It does not independently establish a verified last-seen location or agency ownership.

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NamUs Missing Persons. Official NamUs record checked October 21, 2026.

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Official NamUs record checked October 21, 2026.

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Dataset provenance: official structured data captured 2026-10-21.

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