Local case directory

Missing persons in Kissimmee, Florida.

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Cases connected to Kissimmee

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

Case photo for Douglas Mackenzie
Missing

Douglas Mackenzie

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Jul 2, 1985

Age 33
Case photo for Cesar Batallas
Missing

Cesar Batallas

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Mar 2, 2026

Age 33
Case photo for CARMELO RODRIGUEZ VEGA
Missing

CARMELO RODRIGUEZ VEGA

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Feb 20, 2026

Age 30
Case photo for TRISTAN FOY
Missing

TRISTAN FOY

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Oct 7, 2025

Age 18
Case photo for KENYANNA SAYLES
Missing

KENYANNA SAYLES

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Jan 10, 2026

Age 24
Case photo for KENTORIA SAYLES
Missing

KENTORIA SAYLES

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Jan 10, 2026

Age 17
Case photo for JAYDA NICOLE SANTOS
Missing

JAYDA NICOLE SANTOS

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Jan 5, 2026

Age 18
Case photo for JAYQUAN LEWIS
Missing

JAYQUAN LEWIS

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Jan 3, 2026

Age 32
Case photo for CESAR BATALLAS
Missing

CESAR BATALLAS

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Nov 22, 2025

Age 33
Case photo for Mario Bertoni
Missing

Mario Bertoni

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Feb 3, 2024

Age 59
Case photo for Brian Thompson
Missing

Brian Thompson

Kissimmee, FL

Last seen Jun 9, 2022

Age 55

Missing-person awareness in Kissimmee

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Sharing flyers in Kissimmee

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