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NamUs last-contact field year: 2005; month and day not selectedFrom the cited official record

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The NamUs Date of Last Contact field supplies 2005 for Miguel Antonio Bonachea. This guide uses the year without selecting a month or day.

Date label: NamUs last-contact field year: 2005; month and day not selected. No exact anniversary is selected. Compare the separately labeled source fields.

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NamUs lists March 8, 2005 under Date of Last Contact. Its separate last-seen context gives “2005”. This guide uses 2005 only. A month, day, or exact match between those events has not been established here. Check the official record for current information.

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Year from NamUs Date of Last Contact field Open this source
Listed name
Miguel Antonio Bonachea
Date label
Last-contact field year only
Date as listed
2005
Source snapshot date
2026-10-25
Full last-contact field; month and day not selected Open this source
Listed name
Miguel Antonio Bonachea
Date label
Date of Last Contact; retained for comparison
Date as listed
March 8, 2005
Year-only person context; event labels remain distinct Open this source
Listed name
Miguel Antonio Bonachea
Date label
Last seen year; separate context
Date as listed
2005
NamUs listed location; not an exact event site Open this source
Listed name
Miguel Antonio Bonachea
Place label
NamUs listed location metadata
Listed place
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

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