Local case directory

Missing persons in Pasadena, Texas.

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Cases connected to Pasadena

Showing 1–13 of 13 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Richard Caraco
Missing

Richard Caraco

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Jun 1, 2024

Age 50
Case photo for Mario Portillo
Missing

Mario Portillo

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Mar 25, 2023

Age 23
Case photo for Kimberly Aguayo
Missing

Kimberly Aguayo

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Oct 25, 2022

Age 16
Case photo for Juan Hernandez
Missing

Juan Hernandez

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Jul 26, 2017

Age 24
Case photo for Alfredo Oviedo
Missing

Alfredo Oviedo

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Sep 4, 2020

Age 37
Case photo for Roberto Franco Jr.
Missing

Roberto Franco Jr.

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Jul 28, 2017

Age 21
Case photo for Wayne Moore
Missing

Wayne Moore

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Mar 3, 1992

Age 49
Case photo for David Lowe
Missing

David Lowe

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Feb 6, 1980

Age 29
Case photo for Sergio Israel
Missing

Sergio Israel

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Jun 29, 2002

Age 41
Case photo for Mildred Hood
Missing

Mildred Hood

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Jun 8, 1990

Age 41
Case photo for Nora Flores
Missing

Nora Flores

Pasadena, TX

Last seen May 26, 2012

Age 28
Case photo for Ryan Jacob Esparza
Missing

Ryan Jacob Esparza

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Jun 14, 2007

Age 17
Case photo for David Wayne Waggoner
Missing

David Wayne Waggoner

Pasadena, TX

Last seen Oct 1, 1971

Age 23

Missing-person awareness in Pasadena

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Sharing flyers in Pasadena

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