Missing-person research · Source comparison
Mario Bertoni
FDLE’s public listing labels February 3, 2024 as Missing Since.
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Research availability as of October 25, 2026.
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FDLE listed Missing Since: February 3, 2024
This is the date field printed in FDLE’s named listing, not a verified latest observation. The linked flyer may omit the date. The original source’s date, identity, person-role or case-state question remains open.
Where this date appears
The date comes from the Missing Since column in FDLE’s Normal View search results. The listing links directly to the named flyer. The flyer may omit the date or use a shorter name.
Open FDLE’s public search. Choose Normal View and search first name Mario and last name Bertoni. Find Bertoni, Mario and compare the printed date 2/3/2024 with the linked FDLE flyer.
Compare the source dates
This is the date field printed in FDLE’s named listing, not a verified latest observation. The linked flyer may omit the date. The original source’s date, identity, person-role or case-state question remains open.
The index and flyer place labels are retained as source context. Differing place names do not establish exact-site, route, jurisdiction or event equivalence.
How does the listing’s Missing Since field relate to the other source’s contact, observation or reporting history?
This guide organizes a source comparison. It does not establish a current case outcome or replace the agency record. The source’s Missing Since label is retained; it does not settle another source’s date format, person-role or event history.
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Open the linked FDLE flyerPodcast coverage · Not checked
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Search Apple Podcasts for Mario BertoniReporting · Not checked
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