Local case directory

Missing persons in Costa Mesa, California.

Browse published CaseTrace flyers connected to Costa Mesa. Open a flyer to check its listed source and share current information responsibly.

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Cases connected to Costa Mesa

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

Case photo for Ashley Renee Nichols
Missing

Ashley Renee Nichols

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Aug 27, 2024

Age 30
Case photo for Justin Bordner
Missing

Justin Bordner

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Oct 5, 2021

Age 43
Case photo for Ha Thai
Missing

Ha Thai

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Jul 18, 2022

Age 72
Case photo for Michael Fraunz
Missing

Michael Fraunz

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Jul 23, 1998

Age 58
Case photo for Lynne Berg
Missing

Lynne Berg

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Apr 1, 1989

Age 28
Case photo for Ashley Standish Higgins
Missing

Ashley Standish Higgins

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Nov 6, 1982

Age 19
Case photo for Diana Silva-Garcia
Missing

Diana Silva-Garcia

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Apr 19, 2011

Age 16
Case photo for Steve Connelly
Missing

Steve Connelly

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Apr 16, 2008

Age 62
Case photo for Isidoro Santos-Cabrera
Missing

Isidoro Santos-Cabrera

Costa Mesa, CA

Last seen Oct 27, 2009

Age 30

Missing-person awareness in Costa Mesa

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Sharing flyers in Costa Mesa

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