Missing
Samuel Poche Mercedez
Sanford, FL
Last seen Oct 20, 2023
Age 25
Local case directory
Missing persons in Sanford, Florida.
Browse published CaseTrace flyers connected to Sanford. Open a flyer to check its listed source and share current information responsibly.
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Public flyers
Cases connected to Sanford
Showing 1–16 of 16 published flyers, newest first.
Missing
Takayla Atkins
Sanford, FL
Last seen Jul 3, 2025
Age 17
Missing
Javier Mauricio Godinez
Sanford, FL
Last seen Nov 19, 2024
Age 15
Missing
Erik Lopez Geronimo
Sanford, FL
Last seen Mar 29, 2024
Age 15
Missing
Juan Jose Sanchez
Sanford, FL
Last seen Nov 22, 2023
Age 15
Missing
Robert Ford
Sanford, FL
Last seen Nov 30, 2019
Age 73
Missing
Jessica Vargas Beatriz
Sanford, FL
Last seen Nov 4, 2006
Age 4
Missing
Carol Lynn Roberts
Sanford, FL
Last seen Aug 15, 1976
Age 18
Missing
Marjorie Flewellin Wilson
Sanford, FL
Last seen Dec 4, 1976
Age 66
Missing
Gaudencio Malagon
Sanford, FL
Last seen Jul 3, 1989
Age 23
Missing
Phillip B Sellew
Sanford, FL
Last seen Jul 6, 1992
Age 44
Missing
William Smith Otto
Sanford, FL
Last seen Apr 29, 1993
Age 47
Missing
Laureye Vazquez-Velazquez
Sanford, FL
Last seen Jul 19, 2002
Age 16
Missing
DAHSHANYA C JONES
Sanford, FL
Last seen Mar 20, 2025
Age 17
Missing
RICHARD PAUL JURCZAK
Sanford, FL
Last seen Feb 17, 2026
Age 53
Missing
JASON JOHN JAVIE PADILLA
Sanford, FL
Last seen Sep 1, 2025
Age 16
Local awareness
Missing-person awareness in Sanford
This page keeps published flyers for Sanford, Florida together so neighbors, community groups, reporters, and supporters can find source-connected case information without relying on scattered screenshots.
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Sharing flyers in Sanford
How do I share a missing-person flyer in Sanford, Florida?
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Responsible sharing
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