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Last seen March 17, 1982From the cited official record

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The California DOJ record dates Peter Davis’s last sighting on March 17, 1982. It lists Los Angeles Police Department case 82523540.

Date label: Last seen March 17, 1982. The date type shown here follows the official source and is not silently replaced by another event date.

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Last seen March 17, 1982. The date type shown here follows the official source and is not silently replaced by another event date.

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Los Angeles, CA. This place is written in the dated personal statement.

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California Department of Justice Missing Persons. Official source checked October 21, 2026.

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California Department of Justice Missing Persons

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