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Last known presence July 2, 2006From the cited official record

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NamUs MP87801 places Jose Garcia in Los Angeles on July 2, 2006. It lists Los Angeles Police Department-Northeast Community Police Station case 06 99-18555.

Date label: Last known presence July 2, 2006. The written account gives July 2, 2006 for known presence in Los Angeles. This guide keeps that presence role rather than turning it into a visual sighting or a separate disappearance date.

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Last known presence July 2, 2006. The written account gives July 2, 2006 for known presence in Los Angeles. This guide keeps that presence role rather than turning it into a visual sighting or a separate disappearance date.

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Los Angeles. The dated written account names Los Angeles. It does not identify an exact presence location.

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

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NamUs Missing Persons

Official source checked October 21, 2026.

This guide follows NamUs MP87801 and literal agency case number 06 99-18555. The written account describes last known presence; the header labels the same date Date of Last Contact. The reporting field is a separate event, even though its date agrees. 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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