Missing
Phillip Perez
Abilene, TX
Last seen May 23, 2019
Age 45
Local case directory
Missing persons in Abilene, Texas.
Browse published CaseTrace flyers connected to Abilene. Open a flyer to check its listed source and share current information responsibly.
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Public flyers
Cases connected to Abilene
Showing 1–13 of 13 published flyers, newest first.
Missing
Debra Marie Adams
Abilene, TX
Last seen Mar 31, 1989
Age 21
Missing
Clay Allin Rodman
Abilene, TX
Last seen May 1, 2013
Age 32
Missing
Theresa Elizabeth Bishop
Abilene, TX
Last seen Oct 2, 1981
Age 20
Missing
Cynthia Ramirez Rico
Abilene, TX
Last seen Jun 30, 1983
Age 20
Missing
Juanita May Mullins
Abilene, TX
Last seen Aug 1, 2008
Age 86
Missing
Charles Franklin Lowell
Abilene, TX
Last seen Jan 19, 1995
Age 37
Missing
Lou Allen Goettsch
Abilene, TX
Last seen Mar 31, 1981
Age 21
Missing
Dorothy Jean Richardson
Abilene, TX
Last seen Jun 30, 1981
Age 21
Missing
Isaac Eugene Gibson
Abilene, TX
Last seen Aug 1, 1987
Age 63
Missing
John Sanchez Salazar
Abilene, TX
Last seen Nov 8, 2004
Age 40
Missing
Michael Jefferson Adams
Abilene, TX
Last seen Jun 8, 1987
Age 18
Missing
Eliana Yaritz Schmidt
Abilene, TX
Last seen May 20, 2024
Age 15
Local awareness
Missing-person awareness in Abilene
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Sharing flyers in Abilene
How do I share a missing-person flyer in Abilene, Texas?
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Why should I check the source before sharing?
Checking the source helps avoid outdated details, rumors, and speculation. It keeps attention on public information that can be verified and shared responsibly.
Responsible sharing
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