
The person at the center of this case
George E Ochoa
Justice for George E Ochoa — the trail went cold in 1983, but the truth hasn't.
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Why was George on Nabesna Road at that remote location, and what was he doing there?
What happened to George between his last sighting and the present day in this isolated Alaskan region?
Did anyone else see George on or near Nabesna Road around September 22, 1983?
George E Ochoa, a 30-year-old male, disappeared on September 22, 1983, near mile 20 on Nabesna Road in Glennallen, Alaska. He was last seen in the remote Copper River region while wearing a red flannel shirt, green rain gear, and military boots. Despite decades of investigation by Alaska State Troopers, his fate remains unknown, and any information about his whereabouts or circumstances could help solve this long-cold case.
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NamUs case MP67242. Missing person: George E Ochoa.
Last known contact: 1983-09-22 in Glennallen, Copper River, AK. Circumstances: George was last seen near mile 20 on Nabesna Road.
Demographics: 30 years, Male, White / Caucasian. Physical description: 5 ft 6 in, 162 lbs, hair: Black, eyes: Brown.
Clothing and accessories: Accessories: Camo hat; Clothing: Red flannel shirt Green rain gear Pants; Footwear: Military boots. Investigating agency: Alaska State Troopers | B8341166.
George E Ochoa was last seen near mile 20 on Nabesna Road in Glennallen, Copper River, Alaska
Any information, no matter how small, could be crucial to solving this case.
Any information, no matter how small, could be crucial to solving this case.