Aileen Donosa: The California Date and Description
The September 2025 last-contact record and the limits of an agency-only location reference.
Abstract
California’s missing-person page for Aileen Donosa gives September 6, 2025 in both its Missing Since field and last-contact narrative. It names Pomona Police Department and case P2509-00272.1 The agency reference does not, by itself, establish the location of the last contact.
What the Date Establishes
The narrative states that Donosa’s date of last contact was September 6, 2025.1 It supplies no city, observer, time, contact method, exact site, vehicle, companion, or route.
Pomona appears as the reporting agency’s name, not as a last-seen place in the reviewed narrative. An account of where the contact occurred would need its own attributable source. The matching date fields are not two independent observations.
The Identifying Details
The California page lists birth date April 11, 2009, brown hair, brown eyes, height 5 feet 1 inch, and weight 120 pounds. Clothing is a black T-shirt, black sweater, and blue jean shorts. It describes a pierced nose and pierced lip.1
These are the page’s published identification details. The entry does not explain when each description was recorded or establish how she appeared later. Neither clothing nor piercings supply evidence of a destination or reason for leaving.
The Agency Reference
Pomona Police Department is listed with case P2509-00272 and phone 909-620-2161.1 The reviewed page does not supply a separate report date or detailed chronology. The case number is useful for matching a later agency appeal, but should not be decoded into an invented event sequence.
Sourced Accounts and Questions
Here’s where you come in: begin a Research File in Almost Solved with Donosa’s full name and Pomona case P2509-00272. Keep the stated date separate from any proposed last-seen location.
Can you locate a dated agency appeal describing the contact behind September 6? A documented setting, time, and observer could clarify the starting point without treating the reporting agency as the observation site.1
As you compare a later description, can you match the case number and identify what was newly documented? A dated observation could support another timeline entry; a repeated outfit or newly published page alone would not establish later contact.1
Scope and Method
The populated official California page was individually reviewed. No separately verified original case-specific news account or underlying observation report was located. The agency name is not used as a last-seen location. No companion, route, motive, diagnosis, accusation, or outcome 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, Office of the Attorney General, Aileen Donosa missing-person page, Pomona Police Department case P2509-00272. Populated record reviewed November 1, 2026.