-Official Document Enclosed-

Missing Persons (Dated 12/08/1984)

Jason Alan Hale

Male

Born  11/13/1964

Country of origin: U.S.

City of residence: New York City

Last known residence: Brooklyn

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Last Known Physical Appearance:

Age: 20

Race: Caucasian

Weight: 136 lbs

Height: 5' 10''

Blood type: O-

Black hair

Light blue eyes

No piercings

No tattoos

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Health Background:

Drinker: Yes

Smoker: Past history

Drug use: recorded abuse of heroin and cocaine

Overdose at age 20, sought no rehabilitation following release

Notable alcoholic traits from father

Low risk of diabetes from mother

Addictive health records from both parents

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Education:

Through the 5th to the 9th grade, prior issues of attendance and in-class habits were noted from Jason. Concerns had been shared both verbally and written to the parents.

Teachers reported countless cases of aggression out of Jason toward his peers and noticed a lack of focus and attention during lessons at various intervals of the months. Supervisors remarked on concerns of distancing from peers both inside the classrooms and out.

Attendance by Jason was halted during the second semester of his 9th grade. Concerns and notifications were shared with Jason's father to no answer nor whereabouts of Mr. Hale.

Family History:

Jason is the son of Melanie Fonseca and Alan Hale. Mother Melanie died of an overdose when Jason was 13, father Alan's whereabouts unknown to date. Prior existing family to the mother's side (residing out of country) has been reached out to, but contact was not achieved. Prior existing recent family to the father's side is not on record.

Ms. Fonseca and Mr. Hale have no records of marriage and have no other living heirs. There have been reported allegations of physical abuse by teachers and nurses of the public school where Jason attended, although a full investigation was suspended. Jason allegedly disappeared from his home at age 14, and a missing persons report was never officially filed by parent nor affiliated persons. The state-filed report was put to ease 6 months following his disappearance from school.
His father, Alan Hale, was also reported missing during this time.

Jason was absent until one year later at age 15. Jason served time in a juvenile detention center for 1 month before being released to foster care.

Jason was later declared missing two weeks after settling into a foster home. He re-surfaced at age 17 following shoplifting charges and was sentenced to 30 days juvenile detention, followed by admittance to a troubled youth facility in Queens with the goal of rehabilitating teens with record of living on the streets. One month after admittance to the facility, Jason was once again declared missing.

Struggles of keeping Jason in the system continued until he was liberated as a legal adult at age 18. The following year included arrests on charges of arson, assault, and disorderly conduct. Strings of violent crimes and substance abuse carried on through his record, including intoxication charges and treatment for a near-lethal heroin overdose at age 20. 

Following the court cases for said events, the presiding judge labeled Jason as a "Reoccurring case with a track record set to repeat." Jason was sentenced to 3 months incarcerated, community service hours, and 6 months of rehabilitation that was never carried to full term by the young man.

 

Jason seemingly disappeared from the system once more after age 20 and has been labeled as missing persons since 1984.

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Standing Legal Record:

Minor Offenses

Petty theft, [age 14]

30 days juvenile detention, [age 14-15]

Aggravated Assault, [ages 16(dropped)]

Petty theft, [age 17]

30 days juvenile detention, [age 17]

30 days at youth rehab facility, [age 17] 

Adult Offenses

Arson/Property crime, Disorderly conduct [age 18]

Petty theft, Vehicular theft [age 19]

Vehicular theft, Possession of firearms, [age 20]

Aggravated Assault, [age 20]

Public intoxication, Public indecency, [ages 19, 20]

Drug abuse, overdose [ages 19, 20]

9-month jail sentence, [age 20]

Admittance to state Rehab center [age 20, never fulfilled]