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Trenton Duckett: timeline, sources and podcasts
Trenton Duckett’s case spans an original report and continuing public appeals. Read the 2026 NCMEC update alongside the earlier timeline, with reported accounts clearly attributed.
Open And Then They Were Gone in Apple PodcastsTrenton Duckett · 2025-04-06 · 47m
Start your timeline with the sources
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August 27, 2006 · Missing report
Trenton was two when reported missing from Leesburg, Florida. NCMEC’s 2026 account attributes the bedtime and later discovery narrative to his mother through Leesburg investigators. Check the source
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August 27, 2026 · Renewed public appeal
NCMEC published an appeal marking 20 years, including an age progression showing how Trenton might look at 22. It is a forensic estimate, not a later photograph of him. Check the source
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Investigation status in that appeal
NCMEC quotes a Leesburg detective describing the investigation as active. Read the current official poster for agency contact instructions. Check the source
Give the original report and each later appeal separate dates in your Research File. A new age progression helps identification; it does not establish what happened after the disappearance.
Questions to follow
- Which details were directly documented by investigators, and which were reported to them?
- What changed in a later official appeal: an identification image, an evidence request, or a confirmed finding?
Listen, then check the source
The linked episode is independent podcast coverage. Compare its claims with the records above and keep an episode’s publication date separate from the dates of the events it discusses.
Keep the links that answer your questions
In Almost Solved, organize source links and your own notes in a Research File. Open one outside source, check it, and return to the app before starting the next trip. Add a copied or shared link when you need it.
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