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Summary based on 4 sources
Moshe Heit was a 42-year-old male who was last seen in University City, Missouri, on November 17, 2008. Official missing-person information lists him as a missing adult, and the Missouri State Highway Patrol Missing Persons Clearinghouse bulletin gives his date of last contact as 11/17/2008, with University City, Missouri, identified as the place from which he went missing. He was born on January 19, 1966, and was described as a white male with brown hair and gray eyes, standing 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighing about 190 pounds.

The publicly available record of Moshe’s disappearance is painfully limited. The Charley Project states that he was last seen in University City on November 17, 2008, and that he has never been heard from again; it also notes that few details are available in his case. There is no public narrative describing where in University City he was last observed, what he was doing that day, whether he left on foot or by vehicle, or whether he was expected somewhere afterward. The absence of those details leaves the case defined largely by a single known point in time: a man in his early forties was present in University City in mid-November 2008, and after that contact, his whereabouts became unknown.

The identifying information that has been released appears intended to help the public recognize him or recall a possible encounter. The Missouri State Highway Patrol bulletin describes him as having brown hair and gray eyes, with a height of 5'10 and weight of 190 pounds; The Charley Project similarly identifies him as a white male with brown hair, though it does not list his height and weight. The official bulletin also includes a photograph of Moshe, showing an adult man with glasses and facial hair, which may have been circulated so that anyone who saw him around the time of his disappearance could connect that memory to the missing-person report.

Responsibility for information in the case is connected to local and state authorities. The Missouri State Highway Patrol bulletin directs anyone with information regarding Moshe Heit’s whereabouts to contact the University City Police Department at 314-725-2211, and it also lists the Missouri State Highway Patrol Missing Persons Clearinghouse, with a phone number of 866-362-6422 and the email address. The Charley Project lists the Missouri State Highway Patrol Missing Persons Unit as the investigating agency contact and provides 800-877-3452 as a phone number.

What remains is a spare but deeply human record: Moshe Heit, a 42-year-old man, disappeared from University City, Missouri, after his last known contact on November 17, 2008, and the public record offers very little about the circumstances that led to his absence. There are no publicly released details describing a confirmed destination, a known companion, a medical emergency, a confirmed sighting after that date, or a sequence of events that explains how he vanished. In overview, this is a missing-person case marked by a clear last-seen date, a known location, a basic physical description, and years of unanswered questions; it remains a quiet and unresolved story in which any credible memory, record, or overlooked detail from that time could still matter.

Last Seen: Nov 17, 2008