Local case directory

Missing persons in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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

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Cases connected to Green Bay

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

Case photo for Dawn Mohn
Missing

Dawn Mohn

Green Bay, WI

Last seen Aug 21, 2000

Age 41
Case photo for Mildred Stiller
Missing

Mildred Stiller

Green Bay, WI

Last seen Jul 7, 1958

Age 40
Case photo for Jovanny Puga
Missing

Jovanny Puga

Green Bay, WI

Last seen Feb 25, 2017

Age 18
Case photo for Daniel Skenandore
Missing

Daniel Skenandore

Green Bay, WI

Last seen Apr 26, 1996

Age 40
Case photo for Victoria Lynn Prokopovitz
Missing

Victoria Lynn Prokopovitz

Green Bay, WI

Last seen Apr 25, 2013

Age 59
Case photo for Beulah Ann Ware
Missing

Beulah Ann Ware

Green Bay, WI

Last seen Mar 23, 2004

Age 47
Case photo for Amber Lynn Wilde
Missing

Amber Lynn Wilde

Green Bay, WI

Last seen Sep 23, 1998

Age 19
Case photo for Candace J Wright
Missing

Candace J Wright

Green Bay, WI

Last seen Dec 29, 1985

Age 38

Missing-person awareness in Green Bay

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Sharing flyers in Green Bay

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