Local case directory

Missing persons in Gresham, Oregon.

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Cases connected to Gresham

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

Case photo for Harvey Skolnick
Missing

Harvey Skolnick

Gresham, OR

Last seen Nov 15, 2007

Age 65
Case photo for Nikolas Naval
Missing

Nikolas Naval

Gresham, OR

Last seen Aug 1, 2025

Age 30
Case photo for Sabrina Crunk
Missing

Sabrina Crunk

Gresham, OR

Last seen Apr 28, 2025

Age 16
Case photo for Tony Watkins
Missing

Tony Watkins

Gresham, OR

Last seen Jun 1, 2023

Age 56
Case photo for Eric Vargas
Missing

Eric Vargas

Gresham, OR

Last seen Mar 17, 2004

Age 13
Case photo for Louis Lakin
Missing

Louis Lakin

Gresham, OR

Last seen Jan 6, 1928

Age 37
Case photo for Jaime Doering Jr.
Missing

Jaime Doering Jr.

Gresham, OR

Last seen Jul 31, 2017

Age 26
Case photo for Belkis Rivas-Galves
Missing

Belkis Rivas-Galves

Gresham, OR

Last seen Nov 11, 2016

Age 17
Case photo for Julia Lopez Garcia
Missing

Julia Lopez Garcia

Gresham, OR

Last seen Nov 10, 2016

Age 17
Case photo for Tyrom Thies
Missing

Tyrom Thies

Gresham, OR

Last seen Feb 10, 1994

Age 20
Case photo for James Randolph Olsen
Missing

James Randolph Olsen

Gresham, OR

Last seen Aug 14, 2010

Age 60

Missing-person awareness in Gresham

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Sharing flyers in Gresham

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