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The sources behind the roll, named as the item requires: the state's printed cold-case deck profiles missing persons alongside homicides (its 52 cards cover both classes) and carries no missing-person card for this township in the entries reached — its one Lakeville card is the Groves homicide, a found body, not a disappearance; the banked build's own sweeps found no missing-person case seated in Union Township; and the national frame (NamUs, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, administered for the National Institute of Justice) is the register the row names for the direct query. Residue, stated expressly: the NamUs database itself, queried for Union Township / Lakeville, Indiana, was not run — its public interface is the settler, named current — so the missing roll prints empty at deck-and-build strength, one register short of exhaustive, and the article does not claim the last register. A disappearance that was never reported to any of these systems would stand outside the roll entirely; the roll is a record roll, and prints as one.