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Staci E. Madison
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DOJ Date Last Seen field March 19, 1988From the cited official record
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The California Department of Justice record for Staci E. Madison shows Date Last Seen March 19, 1988. Its reporting agency is Carrollton (TX) Police Department, and its case number is 286361.
Date label: DOJ Date Last Seen field March 19, 1988. This guide keeps the Date Last Seen label from the official record. Check the official page for updates.
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DOJ Date Last Seen field March 19, 1988. This guide keeps the Date Last Seen label from the official record. Check the official page for updates.
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Carrollton (TX) Police Department. This is the agency named in the official record. Check that record for last-seen location details.
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California Department of Justice Missing Persons. Official source checked October 19, 2026.
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