Local case directory

Missing persons in Dayton, Ohio.

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Cases connected to Dayton

Showing 1–87 of 87 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Sharon Pretorius
Missing

Sharon Pretorius

Dayton, OH

Last seen Sep 28, 1973

Age 13
Case photo for Lisa Faircloth
Missing

Lisa Faircloth

Dayton, OH

Last seen Mar 13, 1988

Age 22
Case photo for Jack Flohre
Missing

Jack Flohre

Dayton, OH

Last seen Jan 14, 2023

Age 30
Case photo for Tiffany Orona
Missing

Tiffany Orona

Dayton, OH

Last seen Oct 11, 2021

Age 30
Case photo for Vincent Boykin
Missing

Vincent Boykin

Dayton, OH

Last seen Sep 6, 2020

Age 41
Case photo for Connie Leonard
Missing

Connie Leonard

Dayton, OH

Last seen Dec 1, 1995

Age 31
Case photo for Maebell Dawson
Missing

Maebell Dawson

Dayton, OH

Last seen Jan 3, 1998

Age 68
Case photo for Janis Pringle
Missing

Janis Pringle

Dayton, OH

Last seen Aug 14, 2003

Age 32
Case photo for Dawn Sneed
Missing

Dawn Sneed

Dayton, OH

Last seen Dec 24, 1995

Age 27
Case photo for Zaden McKnight
Missing

Zaden McKnight

Dayton, OH

Last seen Mar 25, 2014

Age 4
Case photo for Gregory James Welch
Missing

Gregory James Welch

Dayton, OH

Last seen Mar 4, 2002

Age 54
Case photo for George Phillip Gall
Missing

George Phillip Gall

Dayton, OH

Last seen Oct 13, 1994

Age 26
Case photo for Donald Arlen Ping
Missing

Donald Arlen Ping

Dayton, OH

Last seen Jan 25, 2002

Age 42
Case photo for Shelly Sue Turner
Missing

Shelly Sue Turner

Dayton, OH

Last seen Sep 30, 2006

Age 38
Case photo for Phillip Jason Modlin
Missing

Phillip Jason Modlin

Dayton, OH

Last seen Feb 17, 2004

Age 26

Missing-person awareness in Dayton

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Sharing flyers in Dayton

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