The Santa Rosa Police Department’s latest social media push to find missing persons whose trails have gone cold concluded with one of the 23 featured cases being resolved, the department announced this week.
The department’s five-week “Missing Person Monday” campaign, in which police shared photos and last known whereabouts of people that they consider missing in the hope that community members can provide information about where they are now, kicked off Jan. 5.
One person, 68-year-old Harvey Thompson, was located in a different California city thanks to a Facebook post, bringing the total number of resolved cases to 14 since the campaign started two years ago, Sgt. Patricia Seffens said in an email to The Press Democrat on Monday, Feb. 9. Thompson was reported missing by his landlord in July 2025, police previously said.
The campaign was first developed and led by intern Erica Meyer in 2024. At the time, Meyer said she developed the campaign after running into dead ends in her investigations.
“I really felt if I could get their photos out I might get a call from a co-worker or friend who could lead me in the right direction,“ Meyer told The Press Democrat in 2024.
Investigators with the department continued the campaign following Meyer’s departure in 2025.
As with the three previous campaigns in 2024 and 2025, authorities shared weekly posts highlighting a few missing persons, rather than one long list, in an effort to draw more public attention.
The first six-week campaign, launched in January 2024, featured 30 cases dating back to 1984 and helped police locate five people, including one who had been missing since 2005.
Launched in August 2024, the second seven-week campaign resulted in the resolution of three additional cold cases, police said. The third campaign, which ran for five weeks beginning in August 2025, resulted in five of the 25 featured cases resolved, the department said last year.
In announcing the results of the latest effort police again shared the photos and information on the 22 unresolved missing persons cases highlighted during the latest campaign.
Anthony Horner, 55, was reported missing by his family in February 1989 when he was 18 years old. Police shared a photo of Horner created by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children that is age processed to make him look 47 years old.
Antonia Navarra, 40, was last heard from by family on Nov. 7, 2025. Her vehicle was later found in Crescent City and she may have been enroute to Oregon or Washington, police said.
Clinton Dobson, 66, was last seen leaving his residence in February 2024 and is possibly in the Los Angeles area, police said.
Cousins Heydy Lizeet Julajoj Chuj, 26, and Jennifer Julissa Chui Jiats, 23, went to a church on Sebastopol Road and did not return home in July 2016. They had been in the U.S. for about a month at the time and they both have a possible connection to New York, police said.
Terra Lynn Trunick, 33, last contacted family in 2021. She was last known to be homeless in Santa Rosa and Petaluma and has connections in Mendocino County, police said.
Jose Luis Cruz-Cavero, 30, last contacted family in 2017 and possibly relocated after being an agriculture worker in Sonoma County, police said.
Andrea Yaretzi Garcia, 23, was last seen in Santa Rosa in 2021 and has connections to the Merced area, police said.
Miguel Soto, 38, was living with family on Corby Avenue when he left the residence and did not return in 2004. Soto was living in the U.S. for a month before he was reported missing, police said.
Craig Meadows, 68, was last seen in Benicia in 2015, where he was also known to live, and had been missing for more than a year before he was reported missing, police said.
Vincente Garcia Jorge, 71, was last seen leaving a Santa Rosa care facility in 2008 and possibly traveled to Mexico, police said.
Kristopher Alyn Blankenheim, 35, was last in contact with family in late 2021 and was last known to be homeless and frequenting the Sebastopol area, police said.
Andrea Altamirano-Rodriguez, 25, was reported missing in 2017. She was believed to be visiting a pen pal in Santa Rosa from Las Vegas at the time, police said.
Christopher Rasella, 38, last contacted family in May 2024 and has connections to Ukiah and San Francisco, police said.
Donald McKneely, 42, was last known to be at a Santa Rosa health center and is from Oakland, police said.
Michael James Zevgolis, 58, left his house on Montecito Boulevard in 1996 and did not return, police said. Zevgolis has connections in Florida, police said.
Andres Vasquez, 31, was reported missing in 2008 when he was 14 years old. He had lived in the U.S. for a year and was working at an unknown local winery with his brother to finance a home in Oaxaca, Mexico, police said.
Edgar Barrera Dominguez, 37, was last seen in early 2024 and was last known to be homeless, police said.
Bradford Lee Haith Jr., 52, last contacted his family in early 2021 and was last known to be homeless in Santa Rosa, police said. Haith has connections in Mendocino County, Virginia and Massachusetts, police said.
Lindsay Grant McDougall, 73, left his Santa Rosa home and did not return in September 1984. He was 32 years old at the time, police said.
Siblings Rhiannon and Connor Malone, 33 and 35, were reported missing from a teenager safe house in 2007. The had left the house to walk to school, but did not arrive there, police said. Investigators believe that the siblings were not local students and likely used fake names at the safe house, police said.
If you know the whereabouts of any of the people featured, please contact your local law enforcement agency if not in Santa Rosa, or 707-528-5222 if in Santa Rosa. If you have any information that may assist the department in these cases, please contact the SRPD Violent Crimes Investigations Team tip line at 707-543-3590.