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THE STANDING BULLETIN, READ WHOLE, NOVEMBER 2026
The state keeps the missing in a single bulletin, published by the Indiana State Police and revised continually, and the Mishawaka Police Department's page of it, read whole for this section in its edition of November 9, 2026, carries nineteen names. Seventeen of the nineteen were last seen in 2023 or later — most of them minors, the standing traffic of a working department's current caseload, names that enter the bulletin and, in the ordinary course the bulletin does not narrate, leave it. Two names stand at the bulletin's long end, and they are this city's missing-persons record of standing. They are printed here at exactly the size the state prints them: a name, a birth date, a department, a date last seen. The bulletin gives nothing more, and this section adds nothing more.
Shawn Paul Kaser — born January 4, 1975; last seen August 5, 2008; Mishawaka Police Department. Eighteen years on, his is the oldest open missing-person file the department carries in the state's bulletin.
Jonathan Alan Hamby — born July 23, 1979; last seen February 26, 2017; Mishawaka Police Department.
Beyond the bulletin, the public record reached carries no narrative for either man: no appeal, no anniversary account, no published description of the day each was last seen. That thinness is printed as it stands. The files themselves are the department's, and the settling sources for anything fuller are named in this section's companion note.
Sources:
- Indiana State Police, Indiana Missing Person Bulletin, edition of November 9, 2026, read whole — the Mishawaka Police Department's nineteen entries, with the Kaser and Hamby entries as printed.
- Indiana State Police, Indiana Missing Person Bulletin, editions of April 25, 2022 and July 24, 2023 — the Hamby entry carried in each, confirming this section's standing across editions.