John Constantine
- Year
- 1998
- Where
- Los Angeles, California
- Source
- NamUs
- Evidence
- 1
John Constantine, 80 at the time, was last known to be in Los Angeles, California on April 4, 1998. NamUs case MP53788.
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- I Spent 23 Years in the Secret Service — Here's What It Was Really Like | John ConstantineLocked In with Ian Bick · 2026
- Butler, the Correspondents' Dinner, and the Truth | John Constantine | Ep. 464Cleared Hot - Powered By BRCC · 2026
- John Constantine - Leadership, Ego & Protecting Presidents: SMS #169Shoot Me Straight with Dave & Eddie · 2026
- Life After the Secret Service: Losing Identity & Finding Christ | John ConstantinePeace, Power and Purpose Podcast · 2026
- 021 - Retired Assistant to the Special Agent in Charge John ConstantineOutside the Secret Service Podcast · 2025
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