Local case directory

Missing persons in Escondido, California.

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

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Cases connected to Escondido

Showing 1–11 of 11 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Sophia Hall Nunez
Missing

Sophia Hall Nunez

Escondido, CA

Last seen Sep 25, 2022

Age 0
Case photo for Valerie Velasquez
Missing

Valerie Velasquez

Escondido, CA

Last seen Aug 28, 2013

Age 57
Case photo for Michael Rose
Missing

Michael Rose

Escondido, CA

Last seen Jul 13, 2010

Age 52
Case photo for Brian Hampton
Missing

Brian Hampton

Escondido, CA

Last seen Nov 6, 2002

Age 44
Case photo for Sheila Lopes
Missing

Sheila Lopes

Escondido, CA

Last seen Aug 27, 2008

Age 71
Case photo for George Lachance
Missing

George Lachance

Escondido, CA

Last seen Nov 28, 1995

Age 61
Case photo for Michael Sholes
Missing

Michael Sholes

Escondido, CA

Last seen Nov 10, 2009

Age 50
Case photo for Skylar Gregory Peterson Tosic
Missing

Skylar Gregory Peterson Tosic

Escondido, CA

Last seen Aug 30, 2015

Age 20
Case photo for Rafael Valles Moreno
Missing

Rafael Valles Moreno

Escondido, CA

Last seen Aug 30, 1982

Age 37
Case photo for Michael Raymond Reeder
Missing

Michael Raymond Reeder

Escondido, CA

Last seen Apr 4, 2014

Age 43
Case photo for Kacie Joy Smith
Missing

Kacie Joy Smith

Escondido, CA

Last seen Nov 28, 2013

Age 23

Missing-person awareness in Escondido

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Sharing flyers in Escondido

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