Local case directory

Missing persons in Homosassa, Florida.

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

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Cases connected to Homosassa

Showing 1–8 of 8 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Remo Joseph Malgier
Missing

Remo Joseph Malgier

Homosassa, FL

Last seen May 19, 2026

Age 39
Case photo for Christopher Beach
Missing

Christopher Beach

Homosassa, FL

Last seen Apr 15, 2026

Age 47
Case photo for George Robert Zelaya
Missing

George Robert Zelaya

Homosassa, FL

Last seen Jan 13, 2005

Age 61
Case photo for Xander Charles Ammons
Missing

Xander Charles Ammons

Homosassa, FL

Last seen Mar 15, 2026

Age 12
Case photo for ANTHONY MICHAEL-EMURIS ARZILLO
Missing

ANTHONY MICHAEL-EMURIS ARZILLO

Homosassa, FL

Last seen Apr 11, 2026

Age 30
Case photo for JOHN NOEL COLLINS
Missing

JOHN NOEL COLLINS

Homosassa, FL

Last seen Sep 19, 2025

Age 68
Case photo for RONALD LEE BEACH
Missing

RONALD LEE BEACH

Homosassa, FL

Last seen Sep 16, 2025

Age 78
Case photo for MICHAEL JOHN DELAAR
Missing

MICHAEL JOHN DELAAR

Homosassa, FL

Last seen Sep 27, 2025

Age 51

Missing-person awareness in Homosassa

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Sharing flyers in Homosassa

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