Local case directory

Missing persons in Cape Coral, Florida.

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

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Cases connected to Cape Coral

Showing 1–10 of 10 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Joandiel Santiago
Missing

Joandiel Santiago

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Jul 15, 2026

Age 17
Case photo for Wanda Lee Potter
Missing

Wanda Lee Potter

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Oct 5, 1989

Age 29
Case photo for MARK HOAGLAND
Missing

MARK HOAGLAND

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Sep 8, 2024

Age 55
Case photo for Edward Votava
Missing

Edward Votava

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Feb 12, 2023

Age 39
Case photo for Marquese Blackmond
Missing

Marquese Blackmond

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Jul 21, 2023

Age 26
Case photo for BARRY SCHMALBACH
Missing

BARRY SCHMALBACH

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Jul 19, 2023

Age 56
Case photo for Mayra Chen-Moran
Missing

Mayra Chen-Moran

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Apr 22, 2022

Age 13
Case photo for Elizabeth Terrizzi
Missing

Elizabeth Terrizzi

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Jan 1, 1990

Age 42
Case photo for Lauren Dumolo
Missing

Lauren Dumolo

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Jun 19, 2020

Age 29
Case photo for Rose Marie Gayhart
Missing

Rose Marie Gayhart

Cape Coral, FL

Last seen Mar 14, 1985

Age 23

Missing-person awareness in Cape Coral

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Sharing flyers in Cape Coral

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