Local case directory

Missing persons in Unknown, Washington.

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Cases connected to Unknown

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Case photo for Florence Price
Missing

Florence Price

Unknown, WA

Last seen Jun 6, 1994

Age 42
Case photo for Darlene Cooper
Missing

Darlene Cooper

Unknown, WA

Last seen Mar 5, 2003

Age 38
Case photo for Douglas Ferguson III
Missing

Douglas Ferguson III

Unknown, WA

Last seen May 4, 1999

Age 28
Case photo for Elvin Christiansen
Missing

Elvin Christiansen

Unknown, WA

Last seen Jul 19, 2002

Age 69
Case photo for Kyung Choi
Missing

Kyung Choi

Unknown, WA

Last seen Feb 18, 2000

Age 27
Case photo for Christopher Duffy
Missing

Christopher Duffy

Unknown, WA

Last seen Mar 20, 1985

Age 16
Case photo for Randall Lewon
Missing

Randall Lewon

unknown, WA

Last seen Jun 1, 2012

Age 58
Case photo for Lawrence Hanehan
Missing

Lawrence Hanehan

Unknown, WA

Last seen Jul 25, 1987

Age 37
Case photo for Christopher H Bridgeman, Jr.
Missing

Christopher H Bridgeman, Jr.

Unknown, WA

Last seen Jan 1, 1963

Age 33

Missing-person awareness in Unknown

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