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Last contact July 1, 2012From the cited official record
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The DOJ written statement gives July 1, 2012 as the last contact date for Steven Joseph Andre. The reporting agency is Roseville Police Department.
Date label: Last contact July 1, 2012. The date type shown here follows the official source and is not silently replaced by another event date.
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Last contact July 1, 2012. The date type shown here follows the official source and is not silently replaced by another event date.
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Roseville Police Department. This is the reporting-agency field, not a last-seen place.
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California Department of Justice Missing Persons. Official source checked October 21, 2026.
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Official source checked October 21, 2026.
The DOJ written statement dates last contact on July 1, 2012. The NamUs header gives the same day, but its own contact account does not independently date a personal observation. Preserve its Reno Missing From header as a source field, the distinct report date and both literal assigned-case formats; the reporting agency is not a last-seen location.
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