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NamUs MP116340 places Jose Garcia’s last sighting in Columbus, Ohio, in March 2023. Columbus Division of Police is the listed case owner under 230165546; a second entry lists 2024-0432.

Date label: Last seen March 2023. The written account gives March 2023 without an exact day. The March 6 last-contact header and reporting date do not establish the day of the written last sighting. The October 2022 photo date is separate.

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Last seen March 2023. The written account gives March 2023 without an exact day. The March 6 last-contact header and reporting date do not establish the day of the written last sighting. The October 2022 photo date is separate.

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Columbus, Ohio. The written account names Columbus, Ohio. It does not identify an exact sighting address.

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

How to match this record: Compare Jose Garcia, NamUs MP116340, March 2023 and Columbus, Ohio. Keep case-owner number 230165546 separate from additional listed number 2024-0432 when checking another source.

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NamUs Missing Persons

Official source checked October 21, 2026.

This guide follows NamUs MP116340. Its two Columbus Division of Police entries retain separate case numbers and reporting fields: case owner 230165546, reported March 6, 2023; additional listed case 2024-0432, with no reporting date supplied. A shared name does not establish a match with another record or podcast. Public record presence does not independently establish current case status.

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

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