Adrian Marquez Recinos: The July 2025 Contact Reference
The official contact wording, alternate name, and identification details that can help match later sources.
Abstract
California’s missing-person page gives July 29, 2025 as Adrian Marquez Recinos’s date of last contact. It supplies identification details and an alternate name, but no account of the contact. This paper preserves the source’s wording and the limits of the available record.
A Contact Reference without an Event Narrative
The page displays July 29, 2025 in its missing-date table. Its narrative specifically calls that date the date of last contact.1 It does not explain whether the event was an in-person observation, phone call, message, or something else.
No participant, time, exact site, departure, or destination is identified. Fresno County Sheriff’s Office is the reporting agency; that attribution alone does not establish where contact occurred.
The Alternate Name and Identifying Details
The record lists Adrian Christopher Marquez as an alternate name and prints April 4, 1993 as the date of birth. It describes black hair, brown eyes, a height of 5 feet 7 inches, a weight of 180 pounds, and an artificial left eye.1 No cause or date for that identifying feature is supplied.
The tattoo descriptions are Love on the left shoulder, Respect on the right shoulder, three dots on the left wrist, Los on the right hand, and angels on the left knee.1 They are identification details, not evidence of conduct or an explanation for the disappearance.
Matching the Agency File
The California page gives Fresno County Sheriff’s case 25-0008958 and phone 559-600-3111.1 It supplies no original reporting date. The date field and the file identifier should remain attached to any later source being considered for this case.
Sourced Accounts and Questions
Here’s where you come in: begin a Research File in Almost Solved with both published names and case 25-0008958. Keep the contact reference separate from an actual account explaining the event.
Can you find a dated agency statement describing the July 29 contact? An attributable communication or observation record could clarify its method, participants, and place.1
As you compare a later appeal using the alternate name, can you match it to this file? A shared case identifier or agency-confirmed identification could connect the sources. Similar names alone would not establish that connection.1
Scope and Method
The current California DOJ page was individually reviewed after an initial navigation timeout. Its narrative contact wording is retained rather than converted into a confirmed in-person sighting. A compilation citing the same DOJ page is not treated as independent corroboration. No original contact record, reporting date, or separately verified case-specific news account was located. No cause, motive, destination, or resolution is inferred.
Prepared with AI assistance. Sources and references checked against the cited public materials. This paper is an original synthesis of the identified public sources; it does not reproduce article bodies, transcripts, or an investigative file.
Footnote References
- California Department of Justice, Missing Persons, Adrian Marquez Recinos, Fresno County Sheriff’s Office case 25-0008958. Current populated record reviewed November 1, 2026.