Local case directory

Missing persons in Haines City, Florida.

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Cases connected to Haines City

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

Case photo for Leslie Quackenbush
Missing

Leslie Quackenbush

Haines City, FL

Last seen Mar 7, 2026

Age 39
Case photo for LAYLA ROYAL
Missing

LAYLA ROYAL

Haines City, FL

Last seen Feb 23, 2026

Age 17
Case photo for ELDRIKA WASHINGTON
Missing

ELDRIKA WASHINGTON

Haines City, FL

Last seen Feb 16, 2026

Age 29
Case photo for David Torres Rivera
Missing

David Torres Rivera

Haines City, FL

Last seen Feb 11, 2026

Age 30
Case photo for RAQUEL MEDINA BERRIOS ALVAR
Missing

RAQUEL MEDINA BERRIOS ALVAR

Haines City, FL

Last seen Jan 22, 2026

Age 40
Case photo for IZAIAH GAINES
Missing

IZAIAH GAINES

Haines City, FL

Last seen Nov 20, 2025

Age 14
Case photo for Zaryk Rolen
Missing

Zaryk Rolen

Haines City, FL

Last seen Nov 19, 2025

Age 15

Missing-person awareness in Haines City

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Sharing flyers in Haines City

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