Local case directory

Missing persons in Carrollton, Texas.

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Cases connected to Carrollton

Showing 1–7 of 7 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Jessie Sue Gurley
Missing

Jessie Sue Gurley

Carrollton, TX

Last seen Jul 31, 2008

Age 25
Case photo for Joel Colmenero Garcia
Missing

Joel Colmenero Garcia

Carrollton, TX

Last seen Jan 1, 1982

Age 23
Case photo for Kimberly Anne Palmer
Missing

Kimberly Anne Palmer

Carrollton, TX

Last seen Oct 30, 2000

Age 19
Case photo for Susan Renee Smalley
Missing

Susan Renee Smalley

Carrollton, TX

Last seen Mar 20, 1988

Age 18
Case photo for Romulo Alvarado-Reyes
Missing

Romulo Alvarado-Reyes

Carrollton, TX

Last seen Feb 24, 2006

Age 17
Case photo for Irving Montgomery
Missing

Irving Montgomery

Carrollton, TX

Last seen Jun 10, 2016

Age 49
Case photo for Brandon Jose Garcia Pina
Missing

Brandon Jose Garcia Pina

Carrollton, TX

Last seen Mar 10, 2026

Age 17

Missing-person awareness in Carrollton

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Sharing flyers in Carrollton

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