Local case directory

Missing persons in Phenix City, Alabama.

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Cases connected to Phenix City

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Case photo for Jerome Hall
Missing

Jerome Hall

Phenix City, AL

Last seen Nov 7, 2025

Age 63
Case photo for Ethan Boyt
Missing

Ethan Boyt

Phenix City, AL

Last seen Jun 24, 2022

Age 18
Case photo for Dakota Hiers
Missing

Dakota Hiers

Phenix City, AL

Last seen Jan 8, 2025

Age 31
Case photo for James Waltman
Missing

James Waltman

Phenix City, AL

Last seen Jul 28, 1983

Age 22
Case photo for Reginald Short
Missing

Reginald Short

Phenix City, AL

Last seen Nov 5, 2014

Age 39
Case photo for Christopher Scott
Missing

Christopher Scott

Phenix City, AL

Last seen Jan 10, 2015

Age 22
Case photo for Evelyn Louise Piper
Missing

Evelyn Louise Piper

Phenix city, AL

Last seen Nov 30, 1994

Age 54

Missing-person awareness in Phenix City

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Sharing flyers in Phenix City

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