Emilio J. Paul was 35 years old when he was reported missing from Manchester, New Hampshire, in late June 2018. Public missing-person records list his NamUs case number as MP52584 and give his date of last contact as June 20, 2018, with Manchester, New Hampshire, recorded as the last known location. NamUs described the circumstances in brief but troubling terms: Emilio had last been seen in late June and had not contacted family or friends afterward.
Early reporting from Manchester-area media said Emilio’s mother reported him missing on June 27, 2018, after he had not been in contact with family since June 17. A co-worker had contacted his mother because Emilio failed to show up for work on June 20, and the co-worker said that not coming in without calling was out of character for him. That detail appears to have heightened concern for his safety, because it suggested a sudden break from his usual responsibilities and routines.
Emilio was described as a Hispanic/Latino and White/Caucasian man, about 5 feet 6 inches tall, with brown eyes. Public sources differ slightly on some descriptive details: NamUs-linked summaries list brown hair and a weight of 160 pounds, while contemporaneous local reporting described him as about 190 pounds with short black hair. Local reports also noted that he had several tattoos, including a large Virgin Mary tattoo on his back, and the provided case data notes tattoos on his left bicep and upper left forearm. These identifying details would have been important for anyone who might have seen him or recognized him during the search.
At the time he was missing, police believed Emilio may have been operating a 2013 blue Toyota Corolla with New Hampshire registration 4153725. Manchester police asked anyone with information about his whereabouts to contact the department at 603-668-8711 and reference case number 18-9686. The case was handled by the Manchester Police Department, the agency listed in the public case information.
The attached NamUs API data indicates the case resolution status is Deceased. That means this is no longer an active missing persons case and that Emilio was located deceased. The public information reviewed does not provide a clear exact date of recovery or detailed circumstances, so the exact date is unknown from the available sources. The available record leaves a painful gap for those who cared about Emilio, but it also reflects that his disappearance was taken seriously by his family, co-workers, and investigators, all of whom were concerned when he abruptly fell out of contact.
Last Seen: Jun 20, 2018