Local case directory

Missing persons in Talkeetna, Alaska.

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Cases connected to Talkeetna

Showing 1–10 of 10 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Kenneth Eldred
Missing

Kenneth Eldred

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Apr 9, 1993

Age 28
Case photo for Jacob Larson
Missing

Jacob Larson

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Jul 12, 2009

Age 22
Case photo for Ryan Good
Missing

Ryan Good

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Jun 23, 2000

Age 20
Case photo for Matthew Craig
Missing

Matthew Craig

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Jun 4, 1992

Age 24
Case photo for Robert Sieniawski
Missing

Robert Sieniawski

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Aug 4, 2018

Age 46
Case photo for Kazimierz Miernik
Missing

Kazimierz Miernik

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Aug 4, 2018

Age 68
Case photo for Maria Libacka
Missing

Maria Libacka

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Aug 4, 2018

Age 57
Case photo for Craig Layson
Missing

Craig Layson

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Aug 4, 2018

Age 58
Case photo for Janusz Intek
Missing

Janusz Intek

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Aug 4, 2018

Age 59
Case photo for Charles Palmer
Missing

Charles Palmer

Talkeetna, AK

Last seen Apr 10, 2010

Age 30

Missing-person awareness in Talkeetna

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Sharing flyers in Talkeetna

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