The California Record

The California Department of Justice lists Aaron Bland with August 5, 2023 in its Missing Since field. Its brief narrative describes that day as his date of last contact. The card also gives Aaron Bland Jr. as an alternative name, clothing described as a black shirt, black sweatpants and tennis shoes, and Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office as the contact agency.¹

The Later Reference Profile

The Charley Project titles its profile Aaron Bland Jr. and gives Sacramento County, California as the missing-from location. It supplies the same date and sheriff’s office. Its update note dates the addition of the casefile to October 14, 2025.²

That addition date concerns the reference website’s publication history. It is not another last-contact date. The profile names the California Attorney General’s Office as its source, so the agreement between the two pages should not be counted as two independent witness accounts.²

An Agency Reference, Not a Reconstructed Scene

The California entry identifies agency case 25-239893 and telephone (916) 874-5115.¹ The case number is a useful matching reference. This paper does not decode it into a report date, which the reviewed card does not expressly provide.

The official card’s agency name alone does not establish an exact last-contact location. The county description above is attributed to the Charley Project. Neither source reviewed here describes a street, a departure time, a planned destination, or the identity of a last witness.

Sourced Accounts and Questions

The California card gives August 5, 2023 as last contact and lists Aaron Bland Jr. as an alternative name. The secondary profile uses that name in its title and cites the California source.¹² The differing presentation of the name is not established evidence of different people or conflicting eyewitness accounts.

Can you find a dated agency statement explaining the place, time and basis of the August 5 contact? An attributable account could clarify the event behind the date. The sheriff’s county name alone cannot supply an exact observation point.

When you compare a source using Aaron Bland Jr., can you match its case reference and event details before adding it? Use Sacramento County case 25-239893 and the listed alternative name as matching aids.¹ Repetition of the official card by another profile is not independent corroboration.

Here’s where you come in: explore these open questions in your own Research File in Almost Solved. Start with the official card and its name variants, retaining the contact date separately from the secondary website’s addition date. Attach each new detail only to the source that establishes it.

Conclusion

The traceable core of this record is a name with a listed alternative, an August 2023 contact date, and an agency case reference. The missing circumstances remain important gaps. Keeping those gaps visible gives later, attributable information a clear place to fit without turning a short listing into an invented biography.