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CASE #: 2009-59
MISSING PERSON CASE #: 2009-59
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Zachery Lee Brewer

Also Known As:

Zack

Zachery Lee Brewer
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Missing From:

Nampa, Idaho

Summary:

Zackery Lee Brewer disappeared from his home in Nampa, Idaho on August 22, 2009. He went to his mother's home shortly after midnight and seemed worried about something, but walked away again without telling her what was bothering him. He has never been seen again.

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Circumstances of Disappearance:

Zackery disappeared from his home in Nampa, Idaho on August 22, 2009. He went to his mother's home shortly after midnight and seemed worried about something, but walked away again without telling her what was bothering him. Zackery had stayed with a family friend, Javier Guillen Aguilar, for several months prior to his disappearance. In July 2009, a month before Zackery went missing, Aguilar was charged with three counts of lewd conduct on a child under sixteen; his victims were three young boys between six and ten, who were abused between 2000 and 2005. Zackery had provided the police with evidence against Aguilar, and a material witness warrant was issued for him in February 2010, but the police were never able to locate him.

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Later in 2010, Aguilar was convicted of the charges against him and sentenced to twenty-one years in prison. Aguilar died in prison in April 2014, not long after filing for post-conviction relief. Police believe he left willingly and that he was a runaway. Through all of this time, in the past 8 years a number of sightings of Zachary have come in from all across the country and including Mexico. None of them have been clustered so police haven't been able to find any credible sightings because of the lack of clustering and lack of any substantive proof.

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Timeline of Events

Sunday, September 27, 2026 06:44pm

Zackery was last seen around midnight August 22, 2009, visiting his mother. He appeared worried but left with no explanation. For the previous months he had been staying with family friend Javier Guillen Aguilar. One month after Zack disappeared, Javier Aguilar was charged and later convicted of lewd conduct with a child under 16. He received a 21-year sentence. Aguilar died in prison in 2014.


October 2010

Aguilar was convicted of the charges against him and sentenced to twenty-one years in prison.


Wednesday, July 21, 2010 07:20am

A material witness warrant was issued for Zackery.


Saturday, August 22, 2009 05:00am

Zackery disappeared from his home in Nampa, Idaho. He went to his mother's home shortly after midnight and seemed worried about something, but walked away again without telling her what was bothering him.


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Javier Guillen A. (Person of Interest) - Deceased

Korrey B. (Mother) - Living

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