Missing Persons

Every case here belongs to someone’s family.

This page is where our published case profiles, family-approved photographs, search updates, and area maps will appear as cases are added with each family’s consent and in coordination with the investigating agency.

Walter A. Peterson, missing since February 2026 from Titusville, Pennsylvania
Missing

Walter A. Peterson

Titusville, PennsylvaniaMissing since February 2026Investigating agency: Titusville Police Department

Walter Allen Peterson, age 40, has not been heard from since February 25, 2026. His last known location was Dilion Drive in Titusville, Pennsylvania. He is a white male with brown hair and brown eyes, 5’8”, approximately 315 lbs. Identifying tattoos include “Kimberly” between the wrist and elbow and “Trevon” on the opposite inner arm extending from wrist to elbow.

Bradley White, whose remains were identified in 2023 after disappearing from Titusville, Pennsylvania in 2018
Remains Identified — Circumstances Unresolved

Bradley White

Titusville, PennsylvaniaMissing since November 2018 · Remains located April 2022 · Identified November 2023

Bradley White disappeared from the Titusville area in November 2018. After years without answers, human remains discovered in Oil Creek State Park in April 2022 were later identified as Bradley. His identification brought confirmation to his family, but questions surrounding what happened to him remain.

Bradley’s disappearance remained unresolved for years. Although his remains have been identified, his family and loved ones continue to deserve answers about the circumstances surrounding his death. Until You Are Found Foundation recognizes that finding a loved one is only part of the journey — families may continue searching for answers long after remains are recovered.

We stand with families facing unresolved circumstances surrounding a loved one’s disappearance or death. Our goal is to help keep cases like Bradley’s from being forgotten and to support families seeking answers. The search may change, but the need for answers does not.

Candice Caffas, missing from the Meadville, Pennsylvania area since July 2022
Endangered Missing

Candice Caffas

Meadville / Route 285 area, PennsylvaniaMissing since July 16, 2022Investigating agency: Pennsylvania State Police — Meadville

Candice has been missing from the Meadville area since July 16, 2022. She was last seen in the area of Route 285 near State Game Lands 213 between Geneva and Conneaut Lake. Her disappearance prompted extensive search efforts involving law enforcement, search teams, volunteers, aircraft, drones, and other resources.

More than four years later, Candice has not been located. Her family and loved ones continue to seek answers, and Pennsylvania State Police continue to request information that could help locate her. In December 2025, state police renewed their public appeal for information and announced a reward connected to information that leads to an arrest or helps locate her.

Someone may have information that could help bring Candice home.

Where our searches happen

Pennsylvania terrain changes every plan. These are the four environments our teams organize around, each with its own briefing, safety rules, and documentation.

A small boat on a calm wide river during a daylight shoreline search

Riverfront & Waterway Searches

Shoreline and water operations

A search volunteer walking a wooded trail with marking tape

Woodland & Trail Searches

Grid line and trail sweeps

A search vehicle parked on a rural farm road at dusk

Rural & Farmland Searches

Open ground and access roads

A volunteer posting an awareness flyer on a town noticeboard

Community Awareness Canvassing

Flyer runs and public outreach

If you know something, tell us.

Tips reach our intake team and are passed to the investigating agency. You can share as much or as little identifying information as you are comfortable with.

Share what you know

A vehicle, a date, a place someone was last seen — small details close cases. Nothing you report is too minor to send.

Circulate the awareness materials

Post flyers where people actually stop: workplaces, trailheads, laundromats, gas stations, community boards.

Keep the name visible

Attention fades long before a family does. Resharing months later matters as much as the first week.

In an emergency, or if someone is in immediate danger, call 911 and your local law enforcement agency first. Pennsylvania has no waiting period to report a person missing.