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Hey everyone, just stumbled onto something odd while going through Ralph Singletary's case. Has anyone else noticed the discrepancy with the California Attorney General’s Office listing? I mean, it's kind of strange that the online record suddenly comes up empty, saying “record was not found.” ? Could it just be a tech glitch, or is it possible that there's a reason this info isn't accessible anymore? I've heard that sometimes these listings get updated or relocated, but with such limited details about his disappearance, it's hard to piece things together. Do any of you have insights into why entries might go missing from these databases? Would love to hear your thoughts! Let's see if we can shed some light on this to help Ralph's family get answers.
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Hey everyone, I’ve been looking into Ralph Singletary's case in Merced, CA, and there's something that I find really curious. I came across a mention that The Charley Project lists the California Attorney General’s Office as a source for Ralph’s disappearance, but when I tried to check the California DOJ’s public records for his case, it said "record was not found." Does anyone know what might cause this? Is it normal for public records linked on something like this to disappear or move, or does it maybe suggest some kind of change in his case status? It's strange because you'd think everything would be constantly updated to keep the public informed. Hoping someone here has insights, especially if you've had similar experiences with cases going through state-level updates. Thanks!
