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Rosalyn Anne Saxsenmeier

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Last seen July 28, 2016From the cited official record

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The FBI ViCAP record identifies Rosalyn Anne Saxsenmeier. Last seen July 28, 2016; the source places this event in Bear Valley, California.

Date label: Last seen July 28, 2016. The official account dates her walk near Lake Alpine to this day.

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Last seen July 28, 2016. The official account dates her walk near Lake Alpine to this day.

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FBI ViCAP Missing Persons. Official FBI record checked October 19, 2026.

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