Local case directory

Missing persons in Pasadena, California.

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Cases connected to Pasadena

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

Case photo for Eiji Tomita
Missing

Eiji Tomita

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Oct 17, 2001

Age 30
Case photo for Tanner Scholten
Missing

Tanner Scholten

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Apr 9, 2019

Age 27
Case photo for Dawud Karriem
Missing

Dawud Karriem

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Jan 31, 2017

Age 87
Case photo for Lillian Holmes
Missing

Lillian Holmes

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Mar 22, 1984

Age 21
Case photo for Cristina Parodi
Missing

Cristina Parodi

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Jan 1, 1979

Age 27
Case photo for Red Pruitt Allen
Missing

Red Pruitt Allen

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Feb 25, 2003

Age 52
Case photo for Glenn Louis Morris
Missing

Glenn Louis Morris

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Jan 1, 1959

Age 22
Case photo for William Vernal Bunch
Missing

William Vernal Bunch

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Oct 7, 1990

Age 17
Case photo for Irene Kouame
Missing

Irene Kouame

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Aug 23, 2001

Age 17
Case photo for Atinui Moses Kevorkian
Missing

Atinui Moses Kevorkian

Pasadena, CA

Last seen Dec 21, 2000

Age 19

Missing-person awareness in Pasadena

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Sharing flyers in Pasadena

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