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Last seen in September 2018 · day needs checkingFrom the cited official record

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The ALEA listing labels September 28, 2018 as Date Last Seen. The flyer account gives September 27, 2018. The separate Date Issued field does not resolve that difference. This guide keeps September 2018 while you check the day.

Date label: Last seen in September 2018 · day needs checking. The sources give different days in September 2018. Keep the shared month in your Research File, and keep each day with its source while you check.

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Last seen in September 2018 · day needs checking. The sources give different days in September 2018. Keep the shared month in your Research File, and keep each day with its source while you check.

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Marion Junction, Alabama. This is the field named in the cited official record. Keep its label with the place or agency name.

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Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Missing Persons. Official source checked October 21, 2026.

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