Local case directory

Missing persons in Tomball, Texas.

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

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Cases connected to Tomball

Showing 1–9 of 9 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Isaiah Alexander Oliver
Missing

Isaiah Alexander Oliver

Tomball, TX

Last seen Nov 13, 2025

Age 17
Case photo for Matthew Jacob Moreno Jr
Missing

Matthew Jacob Moreno Jr

Tomball, TX

Last seen Dec 22, 2025

Age 17
Case photo for Kaiden Smith
Missing

Kaiden Smith

Tomball, TX

Last seen May 8, 2025

Age 13
Case photo for Angela Montgomery
Missing

Angela Montgomery

Tomball, TX

Last seen Apr 14, 2024

Age 47
Case photo for Jonathan Newton
Missing

Jonathan Newton

Tomball, TX

Last seen Feb 23, 2024

Age 15
Case photo for Jayden Stelzer
Missing

Jayden Stelzer

Tomball, TX

Last seen Dec 3, 2023

Age 15
Case photo for Kameron Ford
Missing

Kameron Ford

Tomball, TX

Last seen Nov 21, 2023

Age 16
Case photo for Gerald Yeager
Missing

Gerald Yeager

Tomball, TX

Last seen Sep 19, 2016

Age 79
Case photo for Johnny Chumba Galvan
Missing

Johnny Chumba Galvan

Tomball, TX

Last seen Aug 23, 2008

Age 47

Missing-person awareness in Tomball

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Sharing flyers in Tomball

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