Local case directory

Missing persons in Redondo Beach, California.

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Cases connected to Redondo Beach

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

Case photo for John Saathoff
Missing

John Saathoff

Redondo Beach, CA

Last seen Oct 17, 2022

Age 74
Case photo for Nora Diza
Missing

Nora Diza

Redondo Beach, CA

Last seen Jun 20, 2017

Age 57
Case photo for Patricia Gentle
Missing

Patricia Gentle

Redondo Beach, CA

Last seen Jan 1, 1973

Age 33
Case photo for Jeffrey Keidser
Missing

Jeffrey Keidser

Redondo Beach, CA

Last seen Jan 23, 2019

Age 61
Case photo for Tawnya Fay Parker
Missing

Tawnya Fay Parker

Redondo Beach, CA

Last seen Dec 1, 1999

Age 30
Case photo for Andrea Joy Hall
Missing

Andrea Joy Hall

Redondo Beach, CA

Last seen Jul 8, 1979

Age 18
Case photo for Lucinda Lynn Schaefer
Missing

Lucinda Lynn Schaefer

Redondo Beach, CA

Last seen Jun 24, 1979

Age 16

Missing-person awareness in Redondo Beach

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Sharing flyers in Redondo Beach

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