Local case directory

Missing persons in Gainesville, Florida.

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

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Cases connected to Gainesville

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

Case photo for Tyler Gardner
Missing

Tyler Gardner

Gainesville, FL

Last seen Apr 22, 2026

Age 13
Case photo for John Wilder
Missing

John Wilder

Gainesville, FL

Last seen Apr 7, 2026

Age 54
Case photo for Jazelle Hollie
Missing

Jazelle Hollie

Gainesville, FL

Last seen Apr 22, 2026

Age 17
Case photo for Venus Stanio
Missing

Venus Stanio

Gainesville, FL

Last seen Apr 17, 2026

Age 25
Case photo for Savannah Baptise
Missing

Savannah Baptise

Gainesville, FL

Last seen Apr 20, 2026

Age 14
Case photo for DYLAN STATEN
Missing

DYLAN STATEN

Gainesville, FL

Last seen Aug 30, 2024

Age 15
Case photo for Curtis Goodman
Missing

Curtis Goodman

Gainesville, FL

Last seen Jul 15, 1989

Age 31
Case photo for Dennis Pinner
Missing

Dennis Pinner

Gainesville, FL

Last seen Aug 6, 2023

Age 30

Missing-person awareness in Gainesville

This page keeps published flyers for Gainesville, Florida 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 Gainesville

How do I share a missing-person flyer in Gainesville, Florida?

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Where should tips be sent?

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Why should I check the source before sharing?

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