Local case directory

Missing persons in Hesperia, California.

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

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Cases connected to Hesperia

Showing 1–7 of 7 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for John Roberts
Missing

John Roberts

Hesperia, CA

Last seen Oct 6, 2019

Age 47
Case photo for Brooke Roberts
Missing

Brooke Roberts

Hesperia, CA

Last seen Oct 6, 2019

Age 9
Case photo for Julie Englehart
Missing

Julie Englehart

Hesperia, CA

Last seen Oct 6, 2019

Age 47
Case photo for Louis Salazar
Missing

Louis Salazar

Hesperia, CA

Last seen Sep 3, 2016

Age 46
Case photo for Jesus Carrillo
Missing

Jesus Carrillo

Hesperia, CA

Last seen Oct 18, 1997

Age 11
Case photo for Mario Angel Gastelum-Villa
Missing

Mario Angel Gastelum-Villa

Hesperia, CA

Last seen Apr 30, 2005

Age 36
Case photo for Lynn Marjorie Bandringa
Missing

Lynn Marjorie Bandringa

Hesperia, CA

Last seen May 29, 1967

Age 21

Missing-person awareness in Hesperia

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Sharing flyers in Hesperia

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