Local case directory

Missing persons in Hawthorne, California.

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

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Cases connected to Hawthorne

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

Case photo for Hiban Lara Navarro
Missing

Hiban Lara Navarro

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen Oct 30, 2012

Age 46
Case photo for Noel Cebreros
Missing

Noel Cebreros

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen Mar 1, 2003

Age 6
Case photo for Abigali Cebreros
Missing

Abigali Cebreros

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen Mar 1, 2003

Age 10
Case photo for Katelyn Ramos
Missing

Katelyn Ramos

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen Dec 26, 2016

Age 17
Case photo for Valerie Glenn
Missing

Valerie Glenn

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen May 22, 2016

Age 57
Case photo for Jorge Zavala
Missing

Jorge Zavala

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen Dec 11, 2008

Age 35
Case photo for Gary Vaughn Sizemore
Missing

Gary Vaughn Sizemore

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen Jan 1, 1979

Age 38
Case photo for Ayellah Gbo Dzata Marshall
Missing

Ayellah Gbo Dzata Marshall

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen Feb 1, 2005

Age 17
Case photo for Michael Charles Causley
Missing

Michael Charles Causley

Hawthorne, CA

Last seen May 11, 1979

Age 16

Missing-person awareness in Hawthorne

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Sharing flyers in Hawthorne

How do I share a missing-person flyer in Hawthorne, California?

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Why should I check the source before sharing?

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