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UNCLAIMED PROPERTY PAGE NO Page 1 of 209 HOLDER NUMBER HOLDER NAME REPORT PERIOD ENDING 2566385 16Th Judical Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri 06/30/2014 SECTION B SUMMARY OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY PAGE NO Page 1 of 209 HOLDER NUMBER HOLDER NAME REPORT PERIOD ENDING 2566385 16th Judical Circuit Court of Jackson County, Missouri 06/30/2014 DATE OF LAST CASE NUMBER ORIGINAL OWNER NAME ORIGINAL STREET ADDRESS ORIGINAL CITY, STATE, ACCT/ TRANSACTION AMOUNT DUE (LIST BY LAST NAME, FIRST ZIP CHECK DATE PROP OWNER NAME, MI) NUMBER BECAME PAYABLE REDEEMABLE OR 14P8-PR00413 16TH CIRCUIT COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY 415 E 12TH STREET KANSAS CITY, MO. 64106 0 12/4/2014 $8,268.67 MISSOURI 1016-CR05701 A & J SERVICES C/O BAD CHECK UNIT, 321 W LEXINGTON, INDEPENDENCE, MO. 64050 3413026 12/14/2012 $595.00 SUITE 100 J220153729 ABADIR, SAMIR 6525 EDGEVALE RD KANSAS CITY , MO. 153729 6/8/2011 $14.24 64113 J220152266 ABBOTT, AARON DOUGLAS 2601 NW KINGSRIDGE DR BLUE SPRINGS , MO. 152266 4/25/2011 $8.52 64015 0916-CR05413 ABEL, VICTOR 229 CARPENTER DR HOLLISTER, MO. 65672 3410219 12/17/2010 $385.50 1316-CR01943 ABRAM, LUQMON B 11313 BRISTOL TERR KANSAS CITY, MO. 64134 245702 6/27/2014 $172.50 J220151786 ABSHIRE, KATHRYN YVONNE 2849 ANFIELD RD RALEIGH , NC. 151786 4/13/2011 $8.10 27606 0516-CR03438 ACCENT INSURE ONE C/O BAD CHECK UNIT, 321 W LEXINGTON, INDEPENDENCE, MO. 64050 3413097 1/11/2013 $242.45 SUITE 100 1216-CV07362 ACKERMAN, NICHOLAS L 103 WEST 26TH AVENUE, STE 210 NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. 1447079 2/10/2014 $36.00 64116 1316-CV11119 ACKERMAN, NICHOLAS L 103 WEST 26TH AVENUE, STE 210 NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO. 1522183 8/1/2014 $61.73 64116 1316-CR00196 ACKLEY, TYLER 314 N WILLOW ST STANBERRY, MO. 64489 245529 6/25/2014 $100.00 1216-CR04447 ADAMS, CORY ALBERT 1311 NE 6TH TER BLUE SPRINGS, MO. 64014 3415127 6/16/2014 $400.00 J220148721 ADAMS, CRAIG E 17910 E US HIGHWAY 40 APT 15 INDEPENDENCE , MO. 148721 1/31/2011 $7.96 64055 16PRI38225 ADAMS, NELL 2307 S. 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