Missing
Ricardo Hernandez
unknown, CA
Last seen Nov 1, 2024
Age 50
Local case directory
Missing persons in unknown, California.
Browse published CaseTrace flyers connected to unknown. Open a flyer to check its listed source and share current information responsibly.
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Public flyers
Cases connected to unknown
Showing 1–15 of 15 published flyers, newest first.
Missing
Matthew Finocchio
unknown, CA
Last seen Feb 1, 2021
Age 34
Missing
Connie Leama
Unknown, CA
Last seen Dec 25, 1995
Age 31
Missing
Keion Dade
Unknown, CA
Last seen Jun 10, 2021
Age 24
Missing
Todd Rice
Unknown, CA
Last seen Mar 3, 2004
Age 38
Missing
Gabriela Jasso-Cornejo
Unknown, CA
Last seen Dec 18, 2001
Age 20
Missing
Juan Mendez
Unknown, CA
Last seen Oct 11, 2001
Age 25
Missing
Felix Sanchez
Unknown, CA
Last seen May 29, 1995
Age 53
Missing
Eladio Ramos
Unknown, CA
Last seen Apr 1, 1991
Age 50
Missing
Thomas Jones
Unknown, CA
Last seen Aug 9, 1991
Age 65
Missing
Andrew Stetler
Unknown, CA
Last seen Dec 24, 1982
Age 19
Missing
Fallon Widdis
Unknown, CA
Last seen May 1, 2017
Age 24
Missing
Debbie Pena
Unknown, CA
Last seen Mar 8, 1984
Age 23
Missing
Jose Villalobos
Unknown, CA
Last seen Dec 15, 2018
Age 27
Missing
Joseph Paul Schlagel
Unknown, CA
Last seen Aug 26, 1975
Age 23
Local awareness
Missing-person awareness in unknown
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Sharing flyers in unknown
How do I share a missing-person flyer in unknown, California?
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Why should I check the source before sharing?
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Responsible sharing
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