Local case directory

Missing persons in Vacaville, California.

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

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Cases connected to Vacaville

Showing 1–8 of 8 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Richard Hicks
Missing

Richard Hicks

Vacaville, CA

Last seen Aug 1, 2020

Age 39
Case photo for Luther Harris
Missing

Luther Harris

Vacaville, CA

Last seen Apr 30, 2020

Age 37
Case photo for Mary Evans
Missing

Mary Evans

Vacaville, CA

Last seen Oct 1, 1986

Age 43
Case photo for Teresa McKinley
Missing

Teresa McKinley

Vacaville, CA

Last seen Sep 16, 1979

Age 27
Case photo for Patrick Sturbaum
Missing

Patrick Sturbaum

Vacaville, CA

Last seen Aug 2, 1960

Age 38
Case photo for Ryan Patrick Dellinger
Missing

Ryan Patrick Dellinger

Vacaville, CA

Last seen Apr 14, 2010

Age 27
Case photo for Wilma Julia Joiner
Missing

Wilma Julia Joiner

Vacaville, CA

Last seen Mar 8, 2000

Age 70
Case photo for Bruce E Boughton
Missing

Bruce E Boughton

Vacaville, CA

Last seen May 4, 1975

Age 23

Missing-person awareness in Vacaville

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Sharing flyers in Vacaville

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