Local case directory

Missing persons in San Mateo, California.

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

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Cases connected to San Mateo

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

Case photo for Dami Kim
Missing

Dami Kim

San Mateo, CA

Last seen Jul 12, 2023

Age 39
Case photo for Arturo Lupian Garza
Missing

Arturo Lupian Garza

San Mateo, CA

Last seen Feb 19, 2006

Age 29
Case photo for Brian Amaral
Missing

Brian Amaral

San Mateo, CA

Last seen Dec 15, 2012

Age 45
Case photo for Peter Joseph Bonick
Missing

Peter Joseph Bonick

San Mateo, CA

Last seen Feb 22, 1970

Age 17
Case photo for Richard Nelson Lamson
Missing

Richard Nelson Lamson

San Mateo, CA

Last seen Feb 22, 1970

Age 18
Case photo for Alex Donaldo Aguilar-Vasquez
Missing

Alex Donaldo Aguilar-Vasquez

San Mateo, CA

Last seen Sep 1, 2008

Age 28
Case photo for Brian Edward Jones
Missing

Brian Edward Jones

San Mateo, CA

Last seen Jan 7, 1985

Age 20
Case photo for Sherry Elizabeth Roach
Missing

Sherry Elizabeth Roach

San Mateo, CA

Last seen Jun 8, 1976

Age 17
Case photo for Steven Alan Sanchez
Missing

Steven Alan Sanchez

San Mateo, CA

Last seen May 20, 1982

Age 26

Missing-person awareness in San Mateo

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Sharing flyers in San Mateo

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Why should I check the source before sharing?

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