Local case directory

Missing persons in Daly City, California.

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

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Cases connected to Daly City

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

Case photo for Jesus Serrano
Missing

Jesus Serrano

Daly City, CA

Last seen Sep 30, 2019

Age 64
Case photo for Estanislao Roch
Missing

Estanislao Roch

Daly City, CA

Last seen Aug 21, 2009

Age 81
Case photo for Larry Kiefer
Missing

Larry Kiefer

Daly City, CA

Last seen Oct 2, 1994

Age 41
Case photo for Chen Ren
Missing

Chen Ren

Daly City, CA

Last seen Feb 6, 1994

Age 25
Case photo for Jose Loza
Missing

Jose Loza

Daly City, CA

Last seen Jun 30, 1993

Age 46
Case photo for Hal Balanay
Missing

Hal Balanay

Daly City, CA

Last seen Nov 6, 1992

Age 31
Case photo for Robert Perruquet
Missing

Robert Perruquet

Daly City, CA

Last seen Apr 29, 1989

Age 25
Case photo for Alan Ticong Duque
Missing

Alan Ticong Duque

Daly City, CA

Last seen Jun 17, 1987

Age 19
Case photo for Royal Foote
Missing

Royal Foote

Daly City, CA

Last seen Jan 22, 2012

Age 17
Case photo for Agnes Bross
Missing

Agnes Bross

Daly City, CA

Last seen Apr 2, 2001

Age 83

Missing-person awareness in Daly City

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Sharing flyers in Daly City

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