Local case directory

Missing persons in Biloxi, Mississippi.

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

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Cases connected to Biloxi

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

Case photo for Harold Elmhorst
Missing

Harold Elmhorst

Biloxi, MS

Last seen May 16, 2005

Age 77
Case photo for My Dung Tran
Missing

My Dung Tran

Biloxi, MS

Last seen Oct 3, 2008

Age 51
Case photo for Sarah Rozneiwski
Missing

Sarah Rozneiwski

Biloxi, MS

Last seen May 31, 2021

Age 30
Case photo for Eddie Burden
Missing

Eddie Burden

Biloxi, MS

Last seen Jul 11, 2007

Age 52
Case photo for Alicia Ann Allen
Missing

Alicia Ann Allen

Biloxi, MS

Last seen May 16, 1995

Age 24
Case photo for Genevieve Nicole Munoz
Missing

Genevieve Nicole Munoz

Biloxi, MS

Last seen Jun 11, 1994

Age 18
Case photo for Marguerite M Mayden
Missing

Marguerite M Mayden

Biloxi, MS

Last seen Apr 30, 1980

Age 60
Case photo for Ronda Sue Harney
Missing

Ronda Sue Harney

Biloxi, MS

Last seen Jul 21, 1994

Age 40
Case photo for Brian Kent Martin
Missing

Brian Kent Martin

Biloxi, MS

Last seen Dec 1, 2000

Age 24

Missing-person awareness in Biloxi

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Sharing flyers in Biloxi

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