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Last contact December 24, 2023From the cited official record

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The NamUs written account dates family contact on December 24, 2023 in the Fort Myers area. Its Date of Last Contact field gives the same day. The assigned investigating agency is Lee County Sheriff's Office.

Date label: Last contact December 24, 2023. The date type shown here follows the official source and is not silently replaced by another event date.

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Last contact December 24, 2023. The date type shown here follows the official source and is not silently replaced by another event date.

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Lee County Sheriff's Office. This is the investigating-agency field, not a last-seen place.

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NamUs Missing Persons. Official source checked October 21, 2026.

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NamUs Missing Persons

Official source checked October 21, 2026.

The other NamUs record has a January 18, 2024 Last Contact header but no dated person event in its written account. The primary record separately gives January 18 as its report date. Preserve each label; an equal date value does not establish equivalent event roles or a last-seen location.

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