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Case Description

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Summary based on the NamUs case record (CP999654803) and 1 other source
Luis Bustamante, a 68-year-old Hispanic man, was reported missing from Los Angeles, California and has been classified as endangered missing in publicly available case listings. He is described as about 5'10" and 235 pounds, with gray hair and green eyes—details shared so that community members can recognize him and help bring answers to his loved ones.

According to the published case summary, he was last seen on May 19, 2021 in Albany, California, and he has not been heard from again. Very few details about what led up to his disappearance have been made public, which can leave families and friends feeling especially helpless and searching for any small piece of clarity.

The limited information available also highlights a geographic complication: the record lists him as missing from Los Angeles, yet the last confirmed sighting is reported in Albany. Without additional public documentation, it is unclear whether he was visiting, traveling through, relocating, or connected to Albany in some other way at the time he went missing, and no publicly posted timeline beyond that last sighting appears in the main case narrative.

The investigating agency named in the public case listing is the Albany Police Department, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact them directly. The California Department of Justice also urges the public to contact the appropriate law enforcement agency or use its toll-free hotline if they believe they know a missing person’s whereabouts. As of the latest publicly accessible case summary, no resolution is stated, so the case status should be treated as unresolved unless confirmed otherwise by law enforcement or an official record update.

Last Seen: May 19, 2021

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