Local case directory

Missing persons in Galveston, Texas.

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Cases connected to Galveston

Showing 1–8 of 8 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Jeffrey Anderson
Missing

Jeffrey Anderson

Galveston, TX

Last seen Nov 27, 2022

Age 51
Case photo for Allen Gasspari
Missing

Allen Gasspari

Galveston, TX

Last seen Jan 1, 1994

Age 45
Case photo for Christopher Esqueda
Missing

Christopher Esqueda

Galveston, TX

Last seen May 4, 2003

Age 38
Case photo for Shelley Kathleen Sikes
Missing

Shelley Kathleen Sikes

Galveston, TX

Last seen May 24, 1986

Age 19
Case photo for Tamera Ellen McCurry
Missing

Tamera Ellen McCurry

Galveston, TX

Last seen Jul 1, 1982

Age 22
Case photo for Richard Lloyd Barnett
Missing

Richard Lloyd Barnett

Galveston, TX

Last seen Apr 3, 1982

Age 42
Case photo for Hope Anne Moore
Missing

Hope Anne Moore

Galveston, TX

Last seen Apr 25, 1999

Age 32
Case photo for Suzanne Rene Richerson
Missing

Suzanne Rene Richerson

Galveston, TX

Last seen Oct 7, 1988

Age 22

Missing-person awareness in Galveston

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Sharing flyers in Galveston

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