Missing-person research · Source comparison
Pauline Gerstenberg
NCMEC’s Pauline Dolores Gerstenberg poster labels January 12, 2026 as Missing Since.
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Research availability as of October 25, 2026.
NCMEC Missing Since: January 12, 2026
NCMEC writes out the month and full year. The original NamUs numeric-order question remains open; no date correction is applied to that record. Missing Since retains its separate meaning.
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NCMEC writes out the month and full year. The original NamUs numeric-order question remains open; no date correction is applied to that record. Missing Since retains its separate meaning.
The poster’s city and State label is retained as source context. No exact observation site is selected.
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The checked source is the named person’s public NCMEC poster. Its Missing Since field retains its original meaning.
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