Local case directory

Missing persons in Hialeah, Florida.

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Cases connected to Hialeah

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

Case photo for Yunier Lopez
Missing

Yunier Lopez

Hialeah, FL

Last seen Dec 20, 2008

Age 28
Case photo for Jose Trinidad
Missing

Jose Trinidad

Hialeah, FL

Last seen Mar 22, 2022

Age 16
Case photo for Melanie Benavides
Missing

Melanie Benavides

Hialeah, FL

Last seen Jan 24, 2020

Age 14
Case photo for Roselyn Pereira
Missing

Roselyn Pereira

Hialeah, FL

Last seen Jan 25, 2017

Age 11
Case photo for Lester Pereira Jr.
Missing

Lester Pereira Jr.

Hialeah, FL

Last seen Jan 25, 2017

Age 13
Case photo for Briana Pereira
Missing

Briana Pereira

Hialeah, FL

Last seen Jan 25, 2017

Age 3
Case photo for Iva Edwards
Missing

Iva Edwards

Hialeah, FL

Last seen Oct 26, 1974

Age 42
Case photo for Juan Carlos Bruzon-Perez
Missing

Juan Carlos Bruzon-Perez

Hialeah, FL

Last seen May 22, 2007

Age 33
Case photo for Patricia Alma Corbett
Missing

Patricia Alma Corbett

Hialeah, FL

Last seen Mar 2, 1982

Age 27
Case photo for Margarita Rosa Tache
Missing

Margarita Rosa Tache

Hialeah, FL

Last seen May 9, 2002

Age 39
Case photo for Sarah Zambrano
Missing

Sarah Zambrano

Hialeah, FL

Last seen May 9, 2002

Age 81

Missing-person awareness in Hialeah

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