Local case directory

Missing persons in Denton, Texas.

Browse published CaseTrace flyers connected to Denton. Open a flyer to check its listed source and share current information responsibly.

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Cases connected to Denton

Showing 1–10 of 10 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Robert McCullar
Missing

Robert McCullar

Denton, TX

Last seen Feb 20, 1995

Age 39
Case photo for Brian Owens
Missing

Brian Owens

Denton, TX

Last seen Dec 31, 2024

Age 48
Case photo for Richard Berger
Missing

Richard Berger

Denton, TX

Last seen Jul 8, 2025

Age 65
Case photo for Steve Bender
Missing

Steve Bender

Denton, TX

Last seen Mar 6, 2025

Age 58
Case photo for Richard Vasquez
Missing

Richard Vasquez

Denton, TX

Last seen Aug 6, 2024

Age 33
Case photo for David McWhirter
Missing

David McWhirter

Denton, TX

Last seen Feb 2, 2023

Age 53
Case photo for Angelique Hataway
Missing

Angelique Hataway

Denton, TX

Last seen Jan 3, 2019

Age 41
Case photo for Keith Mastell
Missing

Keith Mastell

Denton, TX

Last seen Apr 28, 2006

Age 24
Case photo for Arnaldo Salvati
Missing

Arnaldo Salvati

Denton, TX

Last seen Aug 21, 1981

Age 35
Case photo for Diana Deloise Goldston
Missing

Diana Deloise Goldston

Denton, TX

Last seen Jul 1, 1996

Age 37

Missing-person awareness in Denton

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Sharing flyers in Denton

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