Local case directory

Missing persons in Largo, Florida.

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

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Cases connected to Largo

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

Case photo for SAMANTHA BARBER
Missing

SAMANTHA BARBER

Largo, FL

Last seen Mar 23, 2026

Age 15
Case photo for Harmony Lawson
Missing

Harmony Lawson

Largo, FL

Last seen Nov 12, 2024

Age 14
Case photo for Jaylin Haynes
Missing

Jaylin Haynes

Largo, FL

Last seen Oct 23, 2024

Age 15
Case photo for Timothy Cullen
Missing

Timothy Cullen

Largo, FL

Last seen Jan 22, 2018

Age 24
Case photo for Perlita Romero
Missing

Perlita Romero

Largo, FL

Last seen Jun 5, 2008

Age 8
Case photo for Debra Bowman
Missing

Debra Bowman

Largo, FL

Last seen May 26, 2004

Age 40
Case photo for Donald Denninger
Missing

Donald Denninger

Largo, FL

Last seen Oct 29, 1990

Age 25
Case photo for Donyelle Johnson
Missing

Donyelle Johnson

Largo, FL

Last seen Apr 4, 1989

Age 21
Case photo for Retha Hiers
Missing

Retha Hiers

Largo, FL

Last seen Dec 28, 1982

Age 43
Case photo for Richard Romano
Missing

Richard Romano

Largo, FL

Last seen Mar 4, 1980

Age 28
Case photo for Robert Ralph Beich
Missing

Robert Ralph Beich

Largo, FL

Last seen Jul 19, 1990

Age 45

Missing-person awareness in Largo

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Sharing flyers in Largo

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Why should I check the source before sharing?

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