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Reunion After 25 Years: Missing Man Found Through Newspaper Article

A man missing for 25 years was identified after his sister recognized his photo in a newspaper's missing persons appeal.

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Updated: Nov 27th, 2024, 10:32 AM ET

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A man who went missing in 1999 was found in Los Angeles after a news article helped his sister recognize him. The family is eager for reunion. His disappearance and non-verbal status complicated identification for years, highlighting the challenges faced by families of the missing. It illustrates the vital role of media in reconnecting loved ones and the importance of continued efforts in missing persons cases. Law enforcement confirmed his identity through fingerprinting, and the family requested privacy following the positive identification.

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