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Richard Urista

OSBI’s named entry lists February 23, 2011 in its DATE LAST SEEN field.

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Research availability as of October 25, 2026.

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OSBI listed DATE LAST SEEN: February 23, 2011
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The checked OSBI public missing-person index names RICHARD URISTA. Find the NAME field URISTA, RICHARD and its labeled DATE LAST SEEN field: 02/23/2011.

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Earlier source review: 2026-10-19.

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This guide records the source’s DATE LAST SEEN field as printed. It does not establish the actual latest observation or equate contact, observation and report dates. The original source question remains open.

This entry appears in Oklahoma’s public index. The agency city and address are not treated as a missing-person location, an exact observation site or a route. This guide has not established a missing place from this source.

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