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Missing Persons in San Antonio and Nearby Counties
Every current case the Texas Department of Public Safety lists for Bexar, Atascosa, Bandera, Comal, Guadalupe, Kendall, Medina and Wilson counties. Adults and children, as the state publishes them.
29 cases on the state bulletin across eight counties (Bexar 20, Atascosa 0, Bandera 1, Comal 4, Guadalupe 3, Kendall 0, Medina 0, Wilson 1), checked September 12, 2026. Cases go back decades, so read the date on each card. Ages are ages when missing.
Photo dated 9/11/2026
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Stanley Otis Dodd
Also known as Stan
Last seen 09/10/2026 in Leon Valley, Bexar County
Age 90 when missing · Male · White · 5' 11" · 165 lbs. · Grey hair · Brown eyes
Stanley suffers from a cognitive impairment and was last seen wearing a light colored short sleeve striped shirt with brown pants.
Age 51 when missing · Male · Hispanic · 5' 7 " · 120 lbs. · Salt and Pepper hair · Brown eyes
Left home with two women he recently met. Has not contacted children or ex-wife and left vehicle and dog in the care of roommate and stated he would be back in a few days. Last seen wearing a gray t-shirt and blue jeans. Possibly in the Corpus Christi, TX area.
Last seen 02/04/2011 in New Braunfels, Comal County
Male · Black · 2' 00" · 30 lbs. · Brown hair · Brown eyes
Joshua suffers with Asthma and is on medication. He was last seen at his residence wearing a blue and red plaid button down long sleeve shirt over a Rocaware brand grey long sleeve t-shirt, and a beige and white onesy and Rocaware brand dark blue jeans with black and white socks.
Age 30 when missing · Male · White · 5' 10" · 150 lbs. · Brown hair · Brown eyes
Mr. Groce was last seen wearing a blue button up collared short sleeved shirt, olive drab cargo shorts and tan low cut shoes. Vehicle was found at 1400 Loop 337 in New Braunfels, TX. Last seen on 10-08-2010 enroute to a job in Converse, TX. He never arrived.
Age 35 when missing · Female · White · 5' 04" · 125 lbs. · Brown hair · Brown eyes
Ms. Mares has a tribal tattoo on her lower back and is known to wear colored contact lenses. She was last seen wearing a black t-shirt with crystals on it, jeans and brown lace up boots. Ms. Mares may be traveling in her 1996 white Mitsubishi Galant bearing Texas license plate 686KGV.
Age 40 when missing · Male · Black · 5' 7 " · 160 lbs. · Black hair · Brown eyes
Mr. Davis suffers from a mental condition and may require medical attention. He has multiple tattoos: the letters "JYD" across his stomach, the name "Angie" across his heart, the name "Janina" across his upper back, and the name "Mindy" across his lower back. Mr. Davis has burn scars on both of his legs from his feet to his thighs, a round scar on his upper left lip, another scar on his back, and a surgical scar and surgical pins in his right upper arm. He has four gold teeth and also dentures for his top left teeth. He has a piercing in his right ear and wears a gold stud earring there. Mr. Davis has deep dimples on his chin and and cheeks. He was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, black shorts, and combat-style boots.
Age 32 when missing · Female · Hispanic · 5' 02" · 135 lbs. · Brown hair · Brown eyes
Ms. Hernandez has a red heart tattooed on her upper left arm. She was last seen wearing a black sweater, black shirt and blue jeans. Ms. Hernandez was also wearing silver shrimp style earrings, a silver James Avery necklace with a heart and a gold ring with multiple hearts. Her vehicle was located abandoned in a strip mall parking lot.
Photo dated 10/2/2003Photo age-progressed to 26 years. 5/18/2007
Endangered - Foul Play Possible
Nicolas Patrick Barclay
Last seen 06/13/1994 in San Antonio, Bexar County
Age 13 when missing · Male · White · 4' 8 " · 80 lbs. · Lt. Brown hair · Blue eyes
Nicolas has three tattoos, the letter “T” on his left hand between his thumb and forefinger, the letter “J” on his left shoulder, and the letters “L” and “N” on the outside of his left ankle.
Age 56 when missing · Male · Black · 5' 8 " · 195 lbs. · Grey hair · Brown eyes
Mr. Downey was last seen at a VA Hospital in San Antonio, Texas. He has a scar on his chest from a triple by-pass, has a history of high blood pressure, diabetes and a sleeping disorder.
Age 22 when missing · Male · White · 5' 6 " · 115 lbs. · Lt. Brown hair · Blue eyes
James has acne and chicken pox scars on his face and has a permanent bottom retainer. He was last seen wearing a gray work shirt, blue jeans and brown suede work boots. His shirt has a patch with a Placid or Placid Metal emblem on the left side.
Photo dated 10/5/2001Age progression to 34 years of age
Endangered - Foul Play Possible
Samuel Ray Rawls
Also known as Sam, Samuel Hain
Last seen 02/27/1988 in San Antonio, Bexar County
Age 17 when missing · Male · White · 6' 2 " · 150 lbs. · Blonde hair · Blue eyes
Samuel's collar bone protrudes on his left side and he has a scar above his navel. He was last seen wearing a black and white pullover jacket, Levi's 501 blue jeans, and white Kaepa brand sports shoes. Samuel was known to wear a silver ring with a turquoise stone in the center of a marijuana leaf and a watch with a moon on the face and a tan, cowhide band. Samuel was last seen as he accompanied a girl home from a friend's house. Later, his bike was found at his home but he has not been seen since.
Age 23 when missing · Male · White · 6' 1 " · 215 lbs. · Brown hair · Green eyes
Mr. Reinhard has human bite scars above his left breast, on his right forearm and above one of his ankles. He was reportedly enroute to Dallas, Texas, but no family member has heard from him since.
Source: Texas Department of Public Safety, Missing Persons Clearinghouse, read once a day. Shown as DPS publishes it, with date of birth left out and places given by city only. DPS does not endorse this page or BrandShyp. A case DPS removes drops off here within a day.
What this list is, and what it is not
These are the cases a law enforcement agency entered and the state chose to publish on its bulletin. It is not every missing person in these counties: most reports are resolved quickly and never reach it, and no public record counts them all. The missing children records page explains why, and carries NCMEC’s current posters for Bexar County. A child can appear on both pages, so do not add the two together.
Nobody submits anything here. Every card comes from the state’s own bulletin, and the page is rebuilt from it every day. If the copy here ever falls more than three days behind, the cards come down and the page sends you to DPS instead, so that nobody who has been found stays up.
If a case here is about you or your family and you want it removed, the listing belongs to DPS and the investigating agency. Ask them; once they take it down, it leaves this page within a day.
Someone you know isn’t listed?
This page only shows cases on the state’s bulletin, and it never takes submissions. Getting a case onto the bulletin goes through the police:
File a report. Call 911, or the non-emergency line of the police or sheriff where the person was last seen. Texas has no waiting period.
Ask the investigating officer to enter the case into the national NCIC file and the Texas Missing Persons Clearinghouse, which Texas law requires within two hours of a report, and into NamUs. Ask whether the case can appear on the public DPS bulletin, and offer a recent photo.
For a child, also call the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).
Once DPS publishes the case, it appears on this page within a day. Nothing else is needed.
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