Local case directory

Missing persons in Cathedral City, California.

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Cases connected to Cathedral City

Showing 1–9 of 9 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Rigoberto Santos
Missing

Rigoberto Santos

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Jan 16, 2024

Age 15
Case photo for Carlene Terry
Missing

Carlene Terry

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Jul 6, 2003

Age 28
Case photo for Velva Jacklin
Missing

Velva Jacklin

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Jul 7, 2018

Age 54
Case photo for Maximo Alegre
Missing

Maximo Alegre

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Jul 1, 2004

Age 39
Case photo for Eveny Felix
Missing

Eveny Felix

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Mar 9, 2011

Age 6
Case photo for Louis Felix
Missing

Louis Felix

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Mar 9, 2011

Age 2
Case photo for Miguel Felix
Missing

Miguel Felix

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Mar 9, 2011

Age 5
Case photo for Jonne Ann Boe
Missing

Jonne Ann Boe

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Aug 13, 2005

Age 36
Case photo for Guadalupe Mario Mora
Missing

Guadalupe Mario Mora

Cathedral City, CA

Last seen Oct 21, 2002

Age 30

Missing-person awareness in Cathedral City

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Sharing flyers in Cathedral City

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