Missing
Christopher Spells
Tampa, FL
Last seen Jul 11, 2025
Age 39
Local case directory
Missing persons in Tampa, Florida.
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Public flyers
Cases connected to Tampa
Showing up to 100 published flyers. Open any case to review the source and sharing options.
Missing
CHRISTINA FERNANDEZ
Tampa, FL
Last seen Jan 2, 2026
Age 36
Missing
Adriana Robles-Lopez
Tampa, FL
Last seen Nov 2, 2024
Age 16
Missing
JAMES KULP
Tampa, FL
Last seen Oct 8, 2024
Age 48
Missing
Jeffrey Comer
Tampa, FL
Last seen Apr 28, 2012
Age 50
Missing
Quanilya LeClair
Tampa, FL
Last seen Dec 18, 2024
Age 16
Missing
Kelly Foote
Tampa, FL
Last seen Apr 4, 2024
Age 45
Missing
James Hogan
Tampa, FL
Last seen Aug 10, 2024
Age 57
Missing
Laura Salgado-Ramirez
Tampa, FL
Last seen Aug 16, 2024
Age 33
Missing
Emma Ishie
Tampa, FL
Last seen May 12, 2024
Age 13
Missing
Hannah Ishie
Tampa, FL
Last seen May 12, 2024
Age 16
Missing
Joseph Ellis
Tampa, FL
Last seen Jan 6, 2024
Age 17
Missing
Adam Garcia
Tampa, FL
Last seen Jan 4, 2024
Age 33
Missing
Adrienne Durden
Tampa, FL
Last seen Mar 28, 2003
Age 31
Missing
Melissa Lemoine
Tampa, FL
Last seen Jul 14, 2023
Age 39
Missing
Michael Ross
Tampa, FL
Last seen Feb 28, 2023
Age 67
Missing
Mary Bratten
Tampa, FL
Last seen Mar 14, 1988
Age 32
Local awareness
Missing-person awareness in Tampa
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Sharing flyers in Tampa
How do I share a missing-person flyer in Tampa, Florida?
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Why should I check the source before sharing?
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Responsible sharing
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