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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP26653) and 3 other sources
Lorenzo Ramirez, an infant less than one year old, was reported missing from El Paso, Texas, on October 6, 1964. Details surrounding his disappearance remain minimal and unclear. Official records list him as missing under unknown circumstances, with no information available regarding his height, weight, or physical characteristics at the time. This case has remained unsolved for decades, and little public attention has been brought to it since the initial disappearance.

Ramirez's case is registered with the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), but despite the passage of time, there are no significant developments in his case. Efforts by the authorities and the public to understand the circumstances surrounding his disappearance have yielded few clues. Given the era in which he went missing, records and media coverage from the 1960s do not provide much insight into the events leading up to or following his last known sighting.

This long-standing case continues to puzzle both investigators and true crime enthusiasts, who remain hopeful that renewed attention might eventually lead to answers about what happened to Lorenzo.

Last Seen: Oct 6, 1964