Local case directory

Missing persons in Whittier, California.

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Cases connected to Whittier

Showing 1–11 of 11 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Marian Workman
Missing

Marian Workman

Whittier, CA

Last seen Oct 1, 2019

Age 55
Case photo for John Wehrly
Missing

John Wehrly

Whittier, CA

Last seen Oct 14, 2021

Age 48
Case photo for Charles Smith
Missing

Charles Smith

Whittier, CA

Last seen Nov 18, 1985

Age 32
Case photo for Donna Loraine Croce
Missing

Donna Loraine Croce

Whittier, CA

Last seen Nov 28, 1986

Age 24
Case photo for Acacia Nicole Duvall
Missing

Acacia Nicole Duvall

Whittier, CA

Last seen Mar 28, 2007

Age 3
Case photo for Jon Pierre Duvall
Missing

Jon Pierre Duvall

Whittier, CA

Last seen Mar 28, 2007

Age 6
Case photo for Jose Nery Guillen
Missing

Jose Nery Guillen

Whittier, CA

Last seen Jul 4, 2008

Age 27
Case photo for Raymond Seferino Naranjo
Missing

Raymond Seferino Naranjo

Whittier, CA

Last seen Jul 4, 2008

Age 31
Case photo for John Leroy Montoya
Missing

John Leroy Montoya

Whittier, CA

Last seen Jan 1, 2009

Age 63
Case photo for Anibal Martin Romero
Missing

Anibal Martin Romero

Whittier, CA

Last seen Oct 3, 2007

Age 32
Case photo for Robert Glenn Bennett
Missing

Robert Glenn Bennett

Whittier, CA

Last seen Feb 16, 1983

Age 51

Missing-person awareness in Whittier

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Sharing flyers in Whittier

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