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November 2024 — official page has conflicting day labelsFrom the cited official record

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The GBI page’s structured field lists November 19, 2024 as the last-seen date, while its narrative says Joshua’s mother last saw him November 17 and reported him missing November 19. This guide keeps the conflict visible.

Date label: November 2024 — official page has conflicting day labels. The public calendar uses month precision because the official page assigns different meanings to November 17 and November 19.

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November 2024 — official page has conflicting day labels. The public calendar uses month precision because the official page assigns different meanings to November 17 and November 19.

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