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Shani Ann Estes
Shani Ann Estes’s California DOJ Date Last Seen field gives a date in 2005. This guide selects the year without selecting a month or day.
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Research availability as of October 25, 2026.
DOJ Date Last Seen field year: 2005; month and day not selected
The DOJ Date Last Seen field and its person-date note give different days or months within 2005. This guide selects only the field’s four-digit year. The disagreement remains unresolved.
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