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Keeslyn Noelle Roberts
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Last seen in January 2020 · dates need checkingFrom the cited official record
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The GBI Last seen date field gives January 28, 2020. The Gordon County Sheriff's Office release describes a police encounter on January 18 and a missing-person report on January 20, 2020. These dates describe different things. This guide keeps January 2020 while you check.
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Last seen in January 2020 · dates need checking. Keep each date with its label. This guide keeps January 2020 while you check which event each date describes.
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Flying J Truck Stop, Resaca, Gordon County, GA. This is the Location field in the cited official record. Keep that label with the place; it does not identify a contact or investigating agency.
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Georgia Bureau of Investigation Missing Persons. Official source checked October 21, 2026.
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| Source and date label | Date shown |
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| Georgia Bureau of Investigation Missing PersonsLast seen date field | |
| Gordon County Sheriff's OfficePolice encounter described in release |
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