Local case directory

Missing persons in Crossville, Tennessee.

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Cases connected to Crossville

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

Case photo for Dewey Lunce
Missing

Dewey Lunce

Crossville, TN

Last seen Sep 18, 2024

Age 39
Case photo for Michael Feustel
Missing

Michael Feustel

Crossville, TN

Last seen Jun 22, 2023

Age 30
Case photo for Parker Morris
Missing

Parker Morris

Crossville, TN

Last seen Oct 18, 2018

Age 27
Case photo for Ogdin Gomez Castillo
Missing

Ogdin Gomez Castillo

Crossville, TN

Last seen Apr 13, 2016

Age 16
Case photo for Gladys Ida Cromer
Missing

Gladys Ida Cromer

Crossville, TN

Last seen May 17, 1990

Age 18
Case photo for Jose Gerado Nino
Missing

Jose Gerado Nino

Crossville, TN

Last seen Mar 6, 2024

Age 35
Case photo for Martin Paiz Domingo
Missing

Martin Paiz Domingo

Crossville, TN

Last seen Nov 3, 2022

Age 16
Case photo for William Paiz-Domingo
Missing

William Paiz-Domingo

Crossville, TN

Last seen Sep 18, 2020

Age 17

Missing-person awareness in Crossville

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Sharing flyers in Crossville

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