Local case directory

Missing persons in Arlington, Texas.

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Cases connected to Arlington

Showing 1–11 of 11 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Kay Poirier
Missing

Kay Poirier

Arlington, TX

Last seen Feb 14, 2005

Age 43
Case photo for Clara Velazquez Perez
Missing

Clara Velazquez Perez

Arlington, TX

Last seen Mar 23, 2022

Age 49
Case photo for Brenda Matissen
Missing

Brenda Matissen

Arlington, TX

Last seen Apr 7, 2020

Age 47
Case photo for Scott Sartain
Missing

Scott Sartain

Arlington, TX

Last seen Sep 6, 2007

Age 39
Case photo for Samwel Mosioma
Missing

Samwel Mosioma

Arlington, TX

Last seen Jul 9, 2016

Age 40
Case photo for Edward Tyson Gatson
Missing

Edward Tyson Gatson

Arlington, TX

Last seen Jul 5, 2014

Age 25
Case photo for Glenda Gail Furch
Missing

Glenda Gail Furch

Arlington, TX

Last seen Sep 28, 2007

Age 51
Case photo for Diego Alfredo Gonzalez-Larios
Missing

Diego Alfredo Gonzalez-Larios

Arlington, TX

Last seen Jun 3, 2009

Age 7
Case photo for Robert Dale Casto
Missing

Robert Dale Casto

Arlington, TX

Last seen Nov 27, 1983

Age 21
Case photo for Margarette Ann Cuauhtli
Missing

Margarette Ann Cuauhtli

Arlington, TX

Last seen Oct 11, 2001

Age 16
Case photo for Manuel Chabarria
Missing

Manuel Chabarria

Arlington, TX

Last seen Mar 31, 1997

Age 25

Missing-person awareness in Arlington

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Sharing flyers in Arlington

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