PHONE:
It looks like the search results are pulling together several different people who happen to share the name Hemal Shah. The snippet that mentions an Austin, TX address (age 50, 7608 Ashleaf Cv) is from a public‑record aggregator that lists many “Hemal Shah” entries, but it doesn’t confirm that your Hemal Dhirajlal Shah ever lived there . Similarly, the Austin County criminal‑record pages you saw are generic portals that cover the whole county—they don’t contain personal data unless a specific case exists .
Because public databases often combine records for multiple individuals with the same name, it’s easy to get a “mix‑up.” If you need to prove that the Austin entries don’t belong to you, the safest route is to request a personal criminal‑history report from the Texas Department of Public Safety (they can tell you exactly what, if anything, is on file) and, if needed, ask the county clerk in Austin to issue a “no‑record” statement.
Let me know if you’d like a step‑by‑step guide on how to request those official documents, or if you want to narrow the search to a particular county or state. I’m happy to help you sort this out!
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