Local case directory

Missing persons in Waterbury, Connecticut.

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

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Cases connected to Waterbury

Showing up to 100 published flyers. Open any case to review the source and sharing options.

Case photo for Steadman Saunders
Missing

Steadman Saunders

Waterbury, CT

Last seen Apr 8, 2017

Age 63
Case photo for Marisela Pino
Missing

Marisela Pino

Waterbury, CT

Last seen Mar 20, 1993

Age 11
Case photo for Mary Jane Menard
Missing

Mary Jane Menard

Waterbury, CT

Last seen Oct 4, 2003

Age 40
Case photo for Antonio Gomez
Missing

Antonio Gomez

Waterbury, CT

Last seen Mar 13, 2006

Age 56
Case photo for Tamara Barriga
Missing

Tamara Barriga

Waterbury, CT

Last seen Jun 13, 2008

Age 33
Case photo for Ervis Mecollari
Missing

Ervis Mecollari

Waterbury, CT

Last seen Dec 20, 2008

Age 21
Case photo for William Paul Smolinski, Jr
Missing

William Paul Smolinski, Jr

Waterbury, CT

Last seen Aug 24, 2004

Age 31
Case photo for Bernadine Paul
Missing

Bernadine Paul

Waterbury, CT

Last seen Jun 7, 2000

Age 37

Missing-person awareness in Waterbury

This page keeps published flyers for Waterbury, Connecticut together so neighbors, community groups, reporters, and supporters can find source-connected case information without relying on scattered screenshots.

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Sharing flyers in Waterbury

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