Local case directory

Missing persons in Cocoa, Florida.

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

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Cases connected to Cocoa

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

Case photo for Kerissa Dawn Porter
Missing

Kerissa Dawn Porter

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Jun 20, 2026

Age 26
Case photo for Courtney Horner
Missing

Courtney Horner

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Feb 19, 2026

Age 22
Case photo for YORDI CASTILLO VASQUEZ
Missing

YORDI CASTILLO VASQUEZ

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Jan 13, 2023

Age 16
Case photo for Kenny Jefferson
Missing

Kenny Jefferson

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Feb 4, 2018

Age 16
Case photo for Carol Soto
Missing

Carol Soto

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Sep 13, 2016

Age 53
Case photo for Tremaine Michael Peek
Missing

Tremaine Michael Peek

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Nov 19, 2007

Age 18
Case photo for Leanda Burgess
Missing

Leanda Burgess

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Apr 22, 1994

Age 77
Case photo for Lewis Bryson
Missing

Lewis Bryson

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Jul 19, 1982

Age 79
Case photo for Mary Theresa Zedalis
Missing

Mary Theresa Zedalis

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Apr 7, 1994

Age 78
Case photo for Nehemiah Thomas Jr.
Missing

Nehemiah Thomas Jr.

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Nov 18, 2007

Age 23
Case photo for ANIYAH NICOLE SILVA
Missing

ANIYAH NICOLE SILVA

Cocoa, FL

Last seen Apr 14, 2026

Age 16

Missing-person awareness in Cocoa

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Sharing flyers in Cocoa

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