Local case directory

Missing persons in Federal Way, Washington.

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Cases connected to Federal Way

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

Case photo for Curtis Crockett
Missing

Curtis Crockett

Federal Way, WA

Last seen Apr 27, 2024

Age 37
Case photo for Reba Stewart
Missing

Reba Stewart

Federal Way, WA

Last seen Aug 15, 1982

Age 46
Case photo for Doris Mulhern
Missing

Doris Mulhern

Federal Way, WA

Last seen Mar 5, 1987

Age 21
Case photo for Raymond Lee Shiflet
Missing

Raymond Lee Shiflet

Federal Way, WA

Last seen Apr 15, 2012

Age 47
Case photo for Denis Arthur Honebrink
Missing

Denis Arthur Honebrink

Federal Way, WA

Last seen Mar 7, 2010

Age 57
Case photo for Beverly Ann Cummings
Missing

Beverly Ann Cummings

Federal Way, WA

Last seen Jul 18, 1990

Age 53
Case photo for Danica Dianne Childs
Missing

Danica Dianne Childs

Federal Way, WA

Last seen Dec 21, 2007

Age 17
Case photo for Katya Marie Lyne
Missing

Katya Marie Lyne

Federal Way, WA

Last seen Mar 21, 1997

Age 15

Missing-person awareness in Federal Way

This page keeps published flyers for Federal Way, Washington together so neighbors, community groups, reporters, and supporters can find source-connected case information without relying on scattered screenshots.

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Sharing flyers in Federal Way

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