Derrick Lee
- Year
- 2025
- Where
- Upper Fruitland, New Mexico
- Source
- NamUs
- Evidence
- 1
Derrick Lee, 38 at the time, was last known to be in Upper Fruitland, New Mexico on August 3, 2025. NamUs case MP160244.
Basic facts from the NamUs public record. Records change. The source is the authority.
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What is the last confirmed sighting, and what is the documented timeline around it?
- Pin down the last confirmed sighting: who saw them, where, and when.
- Build the 48 hours before and after from what is on the record.
- Check for unidentified persons found in the region after that date.
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Podcast episodes
- CWBA Welding Podcast - with Max Ceron - Episode 11 – Guest: Derrick LeeThe CWB Association Welding Podcast · 2020
- EIL36:Building Consensus in International Military Operations Leading in a Complex Operational Environment with Derrick LeeExcellent International Leadership · 2024
- From Setbacks to Success: Derrick Lee's HVAC JourneyBorn For The Trades: A Home Service Podcast · 2023
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