Local case directory

Missing persons in Burbank, California.

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Cases connected to Burbank

Showing 1–7 of 7 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Jeremy Mark Meyer
Missing

Jeremy Mark Meyer

Burbank, CA

Last seen Jan 23, 2026

Age 44
Case photo for Maria Lopez
Missing

Maria Lopez

Burbank, CA

Last seen Feb 7, 1992

Age 36
Case photo for Edwin Flores
Missing

Edwin Flores

Burbank, CA

Last seen Jan 20, 2007

Age 18
Case photo for Corrine Hagler
Missing

Corrine Hagler

Burbank, CA

Last seen Oct 1, 1981

Age 18
Case photo for David Marko
Missing

David Marko

Burbank, CA

Last seen Apr 17, 1993

Age 3
Case photo for Gwendolyn M. Hooser
Missing

Gwendolyn M. Hooser

Burbank, CA

Last seen Jan 8, 2007

Age 58
Case photo for Rolando Ignacio Ocampo
Missing

Rolando Ignacio Ocampo

Burbank, CA

Last seen Jul 24, 1989

Age 12

Missing-person awareness in Burbank

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Sharing flyers in Burbank

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