Summary based on the NamUs case record (MP3477)
Guadalupe Ramires was 21 years old when she was last reported in West Haven, Connecticut, on December 7, 2007. Public case listings identify her as a White/Caucasian female with brown hair and brown eyes, approximately 4 feet 10 inches tall and about 120 pounds. Her case was entered under NamUs missing person case MP3477, and the West Haven Police Department was listed as the investigating agency.
The available public details about what happened before she was reported missing are limited, and the circumstances were described only as unknown.
The most important detail preserved in public summaries is that Guadalupe was believed to be accompanied by her young daughter, Joselin Sanchez, whose date of birth was listed as October 6, 2004. That meant the concern surrounding Guadalupe’s disappearance also extended to a small child, making the case especially urgent for those trying to understand where she and her daughter may have gone. No public source located gives a clear account of Guadalupe’s plans, destination, last confirmed activities, clothing, vehicle, or companions beyond the belief that Joselin was with her. Because the circumstances were listed as unknown, the public record leaves many unanswered questions about whether Guadalupe left voluntarily, was traveling for personal reasons, or was unreachable for reasons not explained in the available information.
The case information provided through NamUs and other public missing-person summaries points to West Haven in New Haven County as the last known location. The attached case data states that the West Haven Police Department case number was 2007049228 and that the agency date reported was December 8, 2007, one day after the listed date of last contact. The same data identifies the West Haven Police Department at 200 Sawmill Road in West Haven as the case-owning agency, with a main phone number of 203-937-3900. Public-facing summaries continued to repeat the same limited core facts: Guadalupe’s name, age at the time, physical description, West Haven location, the December 7, 2007 last-contact date, and the belief that she was accompanied by Joselin.
The attached API data indicates that Guadalupe Ramires’ case resolution status is Alive, meaning she was found alive and this is no longer an active missing-person case. The exact date of that resolution is not clear from the public sources located, and the publicly available narrative remains vague about how, where, or when she was found. In overview, Guadalupe Ramires’ case began as the disappearance of a 21-year-old mother from West Haven, Connecticut, on December 7, 2007, with concern heightened because she was believed to have her young daughter Joselin Sanchez with her; the public record contains very few details about the circumstances, but the available case data now indicates that Guadalupe was ultimately found alive.Last Seen: Dec 7, 2007
