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NCMEC’s dated last-seen statement gives July 3, 2025 for John David Santana.

Date label: Last seen July 3, 2025 (NCMEC wording). Last seen refers only to NCMEC’s explicitly dated wording. The separate Missing Since header keeps its own role; equal values do not establish event equivalence.

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Why does NCMEC date its last-seen statement July 3, 2025 while the original NamUs review retains July 23, 2025, and what remains unresolved about the undated sighting?

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Last seen July 3, 2025 (NCMEC wording). Last seen refers only to NCMEC’s explicitly dated wording. The separate Missing Since header keeps its own role; equal values do not establish event equivalence.

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Austin, TX. Austin, TX is NCMEC’s listed place. The native NamUs identity retains Austin, Texas. These labels do not establish an exact address, route or location of another event.

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NCMEC dated last-seen wording. Official poster checked October 23, 2026.

How to match this record: Compare NamUs MP150117 and its explicit NCMEC 2060999 reference with NCIC M778549745. Keep the July 3 and July 23 date frames separate.

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NCMEC dated last-seen wording

Official poster checked October 23, 2026.

NCMEC dates its own last-seen statement July 3, 2025 and separately lists Missing Since July 3, 2025. The original NamUs review retains a July 23, 2025 last-contact value and an undated-sighting question. The discrepancy remains unresolved. This proposal does not correct either source, equate the events or infer a final contact date. Last seen refers only to NCMEC’s explicitly dated wording. The separate Missing Since header keeps its own role; equal values do not establish event equivalence. No current case outcome is inferred.

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NCMEC own dated last-seen wording Open this source
Listed name
John David Santana
NCIC number
M778549745
Date label
Last seen (own dated wording)
Date as listed
July 3, 2025
Listed place
Austin, TX
NCMEC reference
2060999
NCMEC Missing Since header; separate date role Open this source
Listed name
John David Santana
Date label
Missing Since
Date as listed
July 3, 2025
Listed place
Austin, TX
NCIC number
M778549745
NamUs MP150117 original date review; unresolved Open this source
Listed name
John David Santana
Date label
Original last-contact value (held)
Date as listed
July 23, 2025
Source snapshot date
2026-10-20
NamUs MP150117 explicit identity reference only Open this source
Listed name
John David Santana
NCMEC reference
2060999