Local case directory

Missing persons in Ogden, Utah.

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Cases connected to Ogden

Showing up to 100 published flyers. Open any case to review the source and sharing options.

Case photo for Frances Sessions
Missing

Frances Sessions

Ogden, UT

Last seen May 20, 1946

Age 26
Case photo for Angelo Martinez
Missing

Angelo Martinez

Ogden, UT

Last seen Oct 26, 2017

Age 28
Case photo for Robert Marcus Trujillo
Missing

Robert Marcus Trujillo

Ogden, UT

Last seen Oct 24, 2012

Age 28
Case photo for Richard Roy Billmayer
Missing

Richard Roy Billmayer

Ogden, UT

Last seen Jan 1, 1997

Age 47
Case photo for Adam Robert Brixey
Missing

Adam Robert Brixey

Ogden, UT

Last seen Sep 20, 2015

Age 36
Case photo for Carlos Gil-Rios
Missing

Carlos Gil-Rios

Ogden, UT

Last seen Jul 12, 2021

Age 52
Case photo for Damian Garcia-Herrera
Missing

Damian Garcia-Herrera

Ogden, UT

Last seen Dec 19, 2017

Age 15

Missing-person awareness in Ogden

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Sharing flyers in Ogden

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