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Larry Nguyen Missing, San Jose, California: Divers Search Grant Lake Along Mount Hamilton Road

Authorities are continuing the search for Larry Nguyen, a San Jose man who has been missing since September 8, 2026. Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office divers searched Grant Lake along Mount Hamilton Road on September 22 as investigators worked to locate him. Police have not announced that Nguyen has been found, and his current whereabouts remain unknown.

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Larry Nguyen Missing, San Jose, California: Divers Search Grant Lake Along Mount Hamilton Road

The search for Larry Nguyen has expanded to Grant Lake in the South Bay as authorities continue investigating his disappearance.

Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office crews, including divers, searched the lake along Mount Hamilton Road on Tuesday, September 22, looking for possible signs of Nguyen. The operation formed part of the ongoing investigation into his disappearance. (NBC Bay Area⁠)

According to a missing-person poster placed near the search area, Nguyen was last seen on September 8. Reports state he was dropped off at a nearby parking lot before he disappeared.

The San Jose Police Department has confirmed that the case remains an active and ongoing missing-person investigation. Authorities have not publicly released further details about what led investigators to search Grant Lake. (NBC Bay Area⁠)

There was no immediate confirmation that divers recovered Nguyen or found evidence connected to his disappearance during the lake search. His whereabouts remain unknown based on the latest available reporting. (NBC Bay Area⁠)

Larry Nguyen Missing Person Case

The disappearance has prompted an active search involving law enforcement personnel and specialized divers. The search at Grant Lake represents one of the latest reported efforts to locate Nguyen.

Authorities have not confirmed that Larry Nguyen is deceased. Until officials provide further information, reports should describe him as missing rather than presumed dead.

Anyone with information relevant to the investigation should contact the San Jose Police Department.