Local case directory

Missing persons in unknown, Texas.

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

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Cases connected to unknown

Showing 1–11 of 11 published flyers, newest first.

Case photo for Thomas Schulte
Missing

Thomas Schulte

unknown, TX

Last seen May 1, 2017

Age 63
Case photo for Juan Rodriguez
Missing

Juan Rodriguez

Unknown, TX

Last seen Jun 3, 2020

Age 38
Case photo for Javier Nicolas Ramirez
Missing

Javier Nicolas Ramirez

Unknown, TX

Last seen Dec 20, 2002

Age 29
Case photo for Kedrian Briggs
Missing

Kedrian Briggs

Unknown, TX

Last seen Sep 1, 2009

Age 34
Case photo for Alejandrino Gonzalez
Missing

Alejandrino Gonzalez

Unknown, TX

Last seen Dec 16, 2015

Age 48
Case photo for Zachery Gayle
Missing

Zachery Gayle

Unknown, TX

Last seen Jun 24, 2017

Age 22
Case photo for Carlos Vences Rivera
Missing

Carlos Vences Rivera

Unknown, TX

Last seen Sep 24, 2016

Age 57
Case photo for Felix Leja Juracan
Missing

Felix Leja Juracan

Unknown, TX

Last seen Jul 18, 2014

Age 31
Case photo for Dominique Elizabeth Hernandez
Missing

Dominique Elizabeth Hernandez

Unknown, TX

Last seen Jul 23, 2014

Age 24
Case photo for Ronald Allen Douglass
Missing

Ronald Allen Douglass

Unknown, TX

Last seen Mar 1, 1983

Age 39
Case photo for Jeremias Biceldo Larios Son
Missing

Jeremias Biceldo Larios Son

Unknown, TX

Last seen Jul 4, 2013

Age 26

Missing-person awareness in unknown

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Sharing flyers in unknown

How do I share a missing-person flyer in unknown, Texas?

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Why should I check the source before sharing?

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