Local case directory

Missing persons in Huntington Park, California.

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Cases connected to Huntington Park

Showing 1–6 of 6 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Carlos Gomez
Missing

Carlos Gomez

Huntington Park, CA

Last seen Apr 8, 2020

Age 40
Case photo for Marco Guerrero
Missing

Marco Guerrero

Huntington Park, CA

Last seen Feb 7, 2020

Age 15
Case photo for Marvin Diaz-Gonzalez
Missing

Marvin Diaz-Gonzalez

Huntington Park, CA

Last seen Feb 20, 2010

Age 0
Case photo for Rosemary Gonzalez
Missing

Rosemary Gonzalez

Huntington Park, CA

Last seen Feb 20, 2010

Age 16
Case photo for Sheila Johnson
Missing

Sheila Johnson

Huntington Park, CA

Last seen Jul 10, 2003

Age 42
Case photo for Victor Saul Ramirez
Missing

Victor Saul Ramirez

Huntington Park, CA

Last seen Jan 3, 2012

Age 20

Missing-person awareness in Huntington Park

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Sharing flyers in Huntington Park

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

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Why should I check the source before sharing?

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