Local case directory

Missing persons in Beaverton, Oregon.

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Cases connected to Beaverton

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

Case photo for Scott Smith
Missing

Scott Smith

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Sep 20, 2025

Age 68
Case photo for Eddie Hair
Missing

Eddie Hair

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Sep 21, 2025

Age 67
Case photo for Grant Schmidt
Missing

Grant Schmidt

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Apr 7, 1989

Age 40
Case photo for Carlos Martinez
Missing

Carlos Martinez

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Jun 13, 2003

Age 39
Case photo for Dane Davis
Missing

Dane Davis

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Oct 18, 2016

Age 66
Case photo for Justin Shetler
Missing

Justin Shetler

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Sep 3, 2016

Age 35
Case photo for Floy Jean Bennett
Missing

Floy Jean Bennett

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Jan 1, 1978

Age 36
Case photo for Sarah Ann Roecker
Missing

Sarah Ann Roecker

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Jan 19, 2015

Age 52
Case photo for Magoetsu Toriyama
Missing

Magoetsu Toriyama

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Nov 19, 2008

Age 59
Case photo for Daniel Wesley Daniels
Missing

Daniel Wesley Daniels

Beaverton, OR

Last seen Apr 8, 2024

Age 15

Missing-person awareness in Beaverton

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Sharing flyers in Beaverton

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