Local case directory

Missing persons in Walnut Creek, California.

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Cases connected to Walnut Creek

Showing 1–6 of 6 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for John Banker
Missing

John Banker

Walnut Creek, CA

Last seen Jul 31, 2004

Age 83
Case photo for Joseph Tene
Missing

Joseph Tene

Walnut Creek, CA

Last seen May 1, 2018

Age 22
Case photo for Gabriele Uralli
Missing

Gabriele Uralli

Walnut Creek, CA

Last seen Sep 28, 1978

Age 25
Case photo for David B. Widner
Missing

David B. Widner

Walnut Creek, CA

Last seen Mar 1, 1983

Age 38
Case photo for Lisa Dickinson
Missing

Lisa Dickinson

Walnut Creek, CA

Last seen Sep 5, 1976

Age 9
Case photo for Jennifer Ann Fowler
Missing

Jennifer Ann Fowler

Walnut Creek, CA

Last seen Nov 20, 2008

Age 29

Missing-person awareness in Walnut Creek

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Sharing flyers in Walnut Creek

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