Local case directory

Missing persons in West Covina, California.

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Cases connected to West Covina

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

Case photo for Don Lewis Brown
Missing

Don Lewis Brown

West Covina, CA

Last seen Mar 16, 1982

Age 27
Case photo for Gilberto Alexander Jurado
Missing

Gilberto Alexander Jurado

West Covina, CA

Last seen Apr 7, 1989

Age 27
Case photo for Jesus Garcia Padilla
Missing

Jesus Garcia Padilla

West Covina, CA

Last seen Oct 10, 1997

Age 39
Case photo for Maria Georgina Coronado
Missing

Maria Georgina Coronado

West Covina, CA

Last seen Jun 24, 1990

Age 38
Case photo for Tineshia Rene Jackson
Missing

Tineshia Rene Jackson

West Covina, CA

Last seen Mar 2, 1998

Age 16
Case photo for Leslie Anne Martin-Porter
Missing

Leslie Anne Martin-Porter

West Covina, CA

Last seen Jan 19, 1984

Age 24

Missing-person awareness in West Covina

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Sharing flyers in West Covina

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