
The person at the center of this case
Juan Patishtan Aguilar
Justice for Juan Patishtan Aguilar — the trail went cold in 2023, but the truth hasn't.
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What did the roommate observe or hear when Mr. Aguilar went outside?
Were there any areas Mr. Aguilar frequently visited or was known to frequent?
Why was there a four-day delay between disappearance and the missing person report?
Juan Patishtan Aguilar, a 41-year-old Hispanic male, went missing on December 26, 2023, in De Queen, Arkansas after stepping outside his residence and failing to return. His roommate reported him missing four days later on December 30, 2023. The circumstances of his disappearance remain unclear, and investigators continue seeking information about his whereabouts.
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Has Mr. Aguilar's phone or any personal belongings been located?
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NamUs case MP114161. Missing person: Juan Patishtan Aguilar.
Last known contact: 2023-12-26 in De Queen, Sevier, AR. Circumstances: Subject was reported missing by his roommate.
Roommate stated that Mr. Aguilar went outside and never returned.
Demographics: 41 years, Male, Hispanic / Latino. Physical description: 5 ft 1 in, 140 lbs, hair: Black, eyes: Brown.
Clothing and accessories: Clothing: Blue Jeans. Investigating agency: De Queen Police Department | 23-02011 | 2023-12-30.
Subject went outside his residence and did not return
Roommate reported Mr. Aguilar missing to De Queen Police Department (Case #23-02011)
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