Local case directory

Missing persons in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

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Cases connected to Scranton

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

Case photo for Michael Frazier
Missing

Michael Frazier

Scranton, PA

Last seen Dec 30, 2022

Age 63
Case photo for Harry Klein
Missing

Harry Klein

Scranton, PA

Last seen Jul 24, 2015

Age 50
Case photo for Walter Kolodzieski
Missing

Walter Kolodzieski

Scranton, PA

Last seen Apr 19, 2018

Age 31
Case photo for Rashan Francis
Missing

Rashan Francis

Scranton, PA

Last seen Nov 6, 2018

Age 42
Case photo for Angela Miller
Missing

Angela Miller

Scranton, PA

Last seen Apr 27, 2018

Age 76
Case photo for Clinton Holder
Missing

Clinton Holder

Scranton, PA

Last seen Aug 25, 1993

Age 18
Case photo for Eugene Bartlebaugh
Missing

Eugene Bartlebaugh

Scranton, PA

Last seen Jun 9, 1976

Age 22
Case photo for Sandra Hopler
Missing

Sandra Hopler

Scranton, PA

Last seen Sep 29, 1973

Age 18
Case photo for Michelle Jolene Lakey
Missing

Michelle Jolene Lakey

Scranton, PA

Last seen Aug 26, 1986

Age 11
Case photo for Joanne Williams
Missing

Joanne Williams

Scranton, PA

Last seen Dec 7, 1978

Age 22

Missing-person awareness in Scranton

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Sharing flyers in Scranton

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