Who is Shane Sarazen of Gibsonia, PA — public records and property filings?
Executive summary
Publicly available commercial directories list a Shane Sarazen associated with Gibsonia, Pennsylvania — Whitepages shows an address at 111 Yorktown Dr, multiple email variants and family names tied to that profile, and notes he is in his 40s [1]. No deed, mortgage or official county property record for Shane Sarazen was furnished in the reporting provided; instead the sources point to the official Pennsylvania and county portals that must be queried to confirm ownership and filings [2] [3] [4].
1. Who the directories say he is — commercial aggregator snapshot
A Whitepages people-search entry profiles a Shane Sarazen at 111 Yorktown Dr, Gibsonia, PA 15044, lists multiple phone numbers and emails (including gmail addresses), and names Eva Melvin, Tara Sarazen and Anthony Sarazen as family members while estimating an age in the 40s [1]. That entry explicitly frames itself as a background-search product and advertises deeper paid reports for birthdate, criminal checks and expanded address history, signaling the information is aggregated and monetized rather than sourced directly from original filings [1].
2. What official public-record portals exist to verify property and filings
Pennsylvania maintains an online directory linking recorder of deeds, assessor and treasurer sites across counties where original land documents and recorded instruments are held (NETR/Public Records Online) and is the logical gateway to confirm ownership or mortgages in a specific county [2]. Allegheny County — which encompasses Gibsonia — has its own online property assessment and records search for tax and owner history; that service is where deeds and assessed owner names would be found for property in Gibsonia [3] [4]. More broadly, county Recorder of Deeds offices preserve real estate-related documents and are the authoritative repositories for recorded transfers, mortgages and liens [5] [6].
3. What the supplied reporting does not show — limits of the current record set
None of the supplied sources include a scanned deed, mortgage, tax bill or parcel record explicitly naming Shane Sarazen as owner of a parcel in Allegheny County or another Pennsylvania county; the materials instead point readers to the appropriate search tools [3] [4] [2]. Because the record of ownership of a particular parcel must be pulled from the county’s property or recorder systems, the absence of a direct Allegheny parcel result in the provided snippets means this reporting cannot confirm property filings or the legal owner status for the Whitepages address [1] [3].
4. How to reconcile commercial listings with official records — and why it matters
Commercial aggregators like Whitepages compile telephone directories, public filings and user-contributed data to produce profiles but can be outdated or conflate people with similar names; they also push premium reports for “confirmatory” data, reflecting a commercial incentive to keep basic data behind paywalls [1]. To establish whether Shane Sarazen of Gibsonia legally owns or has recorded transactions on a parcel, one must search Allegheny County’s property/land records or the county recorder’s recorded instruments; actDataScout and county property portals are alternative online access points for such public records where available [3] [7]. The Recorder of Deeds’ role and the state land-records overview underscore that deeds and mortgages are public and retrievable, but only by querying the correct county repository [5] [8].
5. Bottom line and recommended next steps
Based on the sources provided, Shane Sarazen is represented in commercial people-search data as a Gibsonia resident with an address at 111 Yorktown Dr and associated contact and family details [1], but there is no direct evidence in the supplied reporting of deed, mortgage or other recorded property filings naming him; confirmatory searches must be run at Allegheny County’s property search or Recorder of Deeds and, if necessary, via Pennsylvania’s public-record portal or actDataScout for county-level records [3] [2] [7]. Reporters and researchers should treat the Whitepages entry as a lead to be checked against official county records and should document the parcel number or recorded instrument when citing ownership to avoid reliance on a commercial aggregator alone [1] [3].