"The official data of missing persons is 61,637," Karla Quintana, head of the National Registry of Missing or Missing Persons (RNPED), told a news conference.
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She wasn't in the state's missing persons database There is no record of Trinity in the California Missing Persons System, the state Department of Justice said.
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Additionally, the families of missing persons of color often circulate information about their cases on social media and seek assistance from true crime podcasts that cover missing persons and little-publicized cases.
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Researchers have found that women are often misclassified as Hispanic or Asian or other racial categories on missing-persons forms and that thousands have been left off a federal missing-persons database.
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Cheung Chi Ping requested the police to cancel his missing persons case, two days after his fellow bookseller Lui Por returned to Hong Kong also asking police to close his missing persons case.
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Her family filed a missing persons report on June 20.
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However, family members did not file a missing persons report.
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She's also the lead witness in a missing persons case.
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Local police issued a missing persons alert on Aug. 16.
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The next day, her family filed a missing persons report.
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His wife files a missing persons report with the police.
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Her family filed a missing persons report on Thursday afternoon.
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Furman filed a missing persons report with the state police.
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About 24 hours later, Parker filed a missing persons report.
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Authorities issued missing persons photographs of the six on Wednesday.
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Shall I start a detective agency, specialize in missing persons?
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There are currently 120 missing persons in San Bernardino County.
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We don't have a missing persons report and never have.
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Why were you on the missing persons list in Humboldt County?
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Police search for missing persons after a landslide in Atsuma, Hokkaido.
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Then, she becomes the primary witness in a missing persons case.
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The family filed a missing persons report on Saturday, police said.
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The search for the two teens remains a missing persons case.
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The FBI also placed Kyle's photo on its Missing Persons page.
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The country has 80 unsolved missing-persons cases dating to 1990.
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Or maybe you just protest too much about other missing persons.
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The department also referred to its recent use of Twitter to circulate press releases about missing persons: "The number of missing persons reports has remained constant since 2014," DC Mayor Muriel Bowser stated at the press conference.
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Though the department tried to clarify that there had been no spike in missing-persons cases, no 20013-hour surge, and that their missing-persons cases had actually decreased since 2014, the viral storm couldn't be stopped.
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The Office of Missing Persons (OMP) will help thousands of families of missing persons across Sri Lanka to discover the fate of their loved ones, and the circumstances under which they went missing, the foreign ministry said.
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That's when she discovered her parents had filed a missing persons report.
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The young woman's family filed a missing persons report on June 20.
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They matched him to a missing persons call from a nearby suburb.
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A Missing Persons flyer with a sketch of the suspect initially released.
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Bosenko says the sheriff&aposs department has seven outstanding missing persons reports.
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Danielle's father filed a missing-persons report on Saturday at 6 a.m.
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No one has ever filed a missing persons report for the victim.
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Two days later, the sheriff's office put out a missing persons alert.
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More than a week later, a relative filed a missing persons report.
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The seven charges stem from missing persons cases dating back to 2010.
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One day later, Baskin filed a missing persons report with sheriffs' deputies.
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Mosul's government has received some 9,000 requests from residents regarding missing persons.
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A government commission is handling at least 1,129 cases of "missing" persons.
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Cue shots of missing persons posters, abandoned cityscapes, and forlorn-looking Avengers.
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Those left behind filed desultory missing persons reports, then moved on themselves.
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But unlike NamUs, which is a clearinghouse for existing missing persons data—aggregating police files, medical and coroner records, fingerprints, photos, DNA, and more—there's nothing compelling the National Park Service to even generate a missing persons record.
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When they failed to return home, their families filed a missing persons report.
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ARROYO: But to put missing persons -- INGRAHAM: By the way, she looked fantastic.
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Officials search for missing persons at the site of a landslide in Atsuma.
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The sheriff&aposs department is also investigating seven missing persons reports, Bosenko said.
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What's behind claims of reports about a rash of missing persons in Iowa ?
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The city of Oakland has also offered its assistance in locating missing persons.
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The parents filed a missing persons report with the Gwinnett College campus police.
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At any one time, the database contains approximately 80,000 active missing persons cases.
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It's odd someone filed a missing persons/welfare check report the next day.
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So far, the company has been able to successfully locate two missing persons.
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There is no list of those buried to cross-check against missing persons.
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They said they will look into any possible matches to missing persons cases.
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A missing persons case from 1997 has been solved thanks to Google Maps.
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Sheriff's spokeswoman Miranda Bowersox said the missing-persons list would likely fluctuate greatly.
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The father filed a missing-persons report and went looking for his son himself.
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The two missing persons are not believed to be lost in the same forest.
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You have The Vandals, Missing Persons, Shonen Knife, The Misfits are on this album.
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The case came to light after Sutton filed a missing persons report on Aug.
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Social media has been very important in movements to locate missing persons of color.
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In late October 2006, the family filed a missing persons report with tribal police.
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It was an infamous missing persons case that rocked rural Michigan back in 2014.
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On July 1, Haight filed a missing persons report with police in Calaveras County.
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Their local police station in the capital had not received any missing persons' reports.
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When the couple failed to return home, their families filed a missing persons report.
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Crews will continue to search throughout the night for the remaining three missing persons.
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The gun charge is unrelated to the missing persons case, the Associated Press reports.
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Police cleared both of them in the missing persons case, according to the family.
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Seven missing persons reports remain outstanding, according to the Shasta County Sheriff&aposs Office.
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According to her missing persons flyer, she is 5 feet 2 inches, 200 lbs.
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"The hope for our finding the missing persons alive is very low," Tremblay said.
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He has been Chairman of the International Commission on Missing Persons since May 2011.
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We don't know why the National Park Service doesn't keep track of missing persons.
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In other words, each park can decide who will lead a missing persons case.
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Sheriff Kory L. Honea said his office had received 35 reports of missing persons.
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He added that missing persons' cases were being reopened in light of the revelations.
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Hong Kong police confirmed to CNN that a missing persons report had been filed.
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But that wasn't enough to take her off the missing persons list, Karges said.
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I posted comments with my own interpretations of missing persons cases and perplexing murders.
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On the other line, a detective, responding to my missing persons report, was on hold.
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Over in Copenhagen, Denmark, Refunite is a missing persons platform for refugees and displaced populations.
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She's big on refugee and missing persons work, as well as nuclear disarmament these days.
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It essentially was suspended as a missing persons case until more evidence might be recovered.
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You can see the two unexplained missing persons notices about Cardona referenced in the doc.
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But no one knew who she was, and she didn't match any reported missing persons.
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On Friday, Duff hilariously put out a missing persons ad for her pre-baby abs.
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That is why we're working hard to reunite all our missing persons with their families.
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They also say that he helped hand out missing persons flyers before speaking to police.
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His wife, Sophie Choi, however, withdrew a missing persons report for her husband on Monday.
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Castano is considered a person of interest in this missing persons case, the spokeswoman confirms.
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"We need help!" she wrote on July 28 alongside a missing-persons flyer for Paul.
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Carmona's father was discovered on June 9 after his mother filed a missing persons report.
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The Colibri Center has more than 216,270 open missing persons reports on vanished border crossers.
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With no missing persons report filed, the police had no way of identifying the body.
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There have been no reported deaths or missing persons, and two firefighters have been injured.
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Bounced around like a schizophrenic firecracker, Handing out missing persons fliers that bore your image.
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Dulce is now on the F.B.I.'s list of high-profile kidnapped or missing persons.
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"We have a standardized format that we follow for any missing persons investigation," he explained.
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Only 116 of those cases were included in the Department of Justice missing persons database.
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The deaths are tied to a series of missing-persons cases in Toronto's gay village.
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The meetings being organized by the ICMP, the only international organization tasked exclusively to work on the issue of missing persons, will also examine ways of ensuring that the issue of missing persons is incorporated in efforts now underway to end the conflict in Syria.
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The children's parents filed missing persons reports with police early Monday evening, the Navajo Nation said.
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Arie Luynedyk Jr. is finally weighing in on standout Bachelor contestant Bekah Martinez's missing persons debacle.
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The number of missing persons, which has fluctuated widely over the past week, continued to decline.
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Following multiple calls to various Las Vegas hospitals, Laurie filed a missing persons report early Monday.
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It wasn't until that night that the informant spotted a missing persons report for the pair.
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"We need help!" she wrote on July 28 alongside a missing-persons flyer for Swenson. 230.
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They also said that he helped hand out missing persons flyers before speaking to law enforcement.
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Researching the story led him to Websleuths, a site dedicated to missing persons and unresolved cases.
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CODIS is also used to identify missing persons, but it's usually deployed under very different circumstances.
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Day 3 Acting on the missing-persons report, police ask the public for help locating Patrick.
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Hilary Duff is ready to put out a missing persons ad for her pre-baby abs!
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It is the only international organization tasked exclusively to work on the issue of missing persons.
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"We have more than 400 missing persons," Mohib Ullah, president of ARSPHR, told CNN last month.
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She was not sure whether anyone in her family had filed an official missing persons report.
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Solving the case is a moral issue, just as all missing persons cases are to Tosh.
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Genetic examinations of the remains will be matched with databases that include information on missing persons.
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The authorities began sharing photographs and descriptions of the teenagers on missing persons fliers on Wednesday.
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It's an illustration of the many inequities in the way American media outlets cover missing persons.
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Smart has gone on to become an advocate for missing persons and victims of sexual assault.
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Missing persons reports, which are already filed every time a child leaves foster care, trigger a specialized team within the New York Police Department to conduct an immediate search for the youth; but warrants supersede missing persons reports, and transform the case from protective to punitive.
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The FBI has sent out a kidnapped/missing persons poster mentioning the two men in Wednesday's video.
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"Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of the missing persons," said Capt.
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Sonoma County officials said Saturday that they are still trying to resolve about 220 missing persons cases.
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He said officials were sifting through the list of missing persons for duplications and people who fled.
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That could mean drones patrolling protests, hovering over siege scenarios or hunting down missing persons or thieves.
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Matt Wolfe is a doctoral student in sociology at New York University, where he researches missing persons.
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He was actually a model posing for an article in 2014: Another FAKE Manchester Missing persons tweet.
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In 2013, after heavy international pressure, Mr Rajapaksa set up a body to investigate missing-persons cases.
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I had asked for a list of missing persons there, and my question seemed to baffle them.
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An independent investigation into how the Toronto Police deal with missing persons cases was struck last year.
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"Wherever you find missing persons in Baluchistan, you find Shafiq Mengal," Akhtar Mengal said in an interview.
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A police spokesman, Andreas Angelides, on Friday defended the force's tactics in dealing with missing-persons reports.
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A Kentucky mother of two, who spent her time helping to search for missing persons, has disappeared.
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These pages crackle with excitement — and charging cavalries, false identities, arranged marriages, scheming industrialists and missing persons.
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The police started a missing-persons investigation but seemed to be pursuing some odd lines of inquiry.
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On Friday, Martinez joked about her missing persons photo, which was taken when she was 15 years old.
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The Coast Guard and FBI later confirmed they had launched a joint missing persons investigation into Hellmann's disappearance.
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Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts are encouraged to contact the Missing Persons Unit at 213-996-1800.
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The nanny-turned-reality star then made headlines when newspapers discovered she was on a missing persons list.
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Annalise and the clinic make headlines for solving Jamie's missing persons case, which impresses the Middleton University president.
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Clayton County police say in a missing persons bulletin that Wahhaj and the child were last seen Dec.
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Clayton County police said in a missing persons bulletin that Wahhaj and his son were last seen Dec.
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Honea has urged those whose names have been placed on the missing persons list incorrectly to come forward.
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Like the DC police, the group also uses social media to raise the profile of missing persons cases.
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Police will also be able to deploy hacking in cases involving a "threat to life" or missing persons.
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There are also hundreds of cases alleging that missing persons have been kidnapped and tortured by intelligence agencies.
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First responders have been looking for injured and missing persons and responding to a bevy of emergency calls.
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Increasingly, the internet and social media play a vital role in cases involving missing persons and victims of color.
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Nguyen Huu Luong from the Vietnamese Office for Seeking Missing Persons signed transfer requirements prior to witnessing the ceremony.
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In particular, there seems to be little interest in missing persons of color – even children as young at Madeleine.
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He then discovered that information about the remains had never been listed on a national database for missing persons.
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Connor Kerner Police had been conducting a missing persons investigation into the pair, who were last seen alive Feb.
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And Michael's brother Buster tries to escape prosecution in a missing-persons case involving longtime family friend Lucille 2.
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After seeing Koppelman's drawing online, Nancy Monahan asked to publish it on her website about missing persons of Pennsylvania.
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There was only one way to do that: She needed to be removed from the national missing-persons registry.
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According to court documents, the detective drove Campos-Martinez to the police station to file a missing persons report.
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The killings triggered a missing persons search for the 215-year-old daughter of one of the murder victims.
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During Sunday's press conference, Gibson said the case had shifted from a missing persons case to a murder investigation.
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A law to create an "office on missing persons" will be taken up for debate in parliament this month.
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A missing persons report described Abdul-Ghani as 36 to 40 inches tall and weighing 20 to 25 pounds.
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This year, DC officials said at the press conference, 95 percent of the missing persons cases have been closed.
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The Shasta County Sheriff's Office said it took 224 missing persons reports in the early days of the fire.
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The family drew hope from the fact that it was not a missing persons case, but an active case.
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"We're running a missing persons investigation as well as a criminal investigation at the same time," Lieutenant Ferraro said.
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They submitted a "missing-persons report" to local officials to highlight the lack of black workers on public projects.
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Only 116 of those were logged in the United States Department of Justice's missing persons database, the report said.
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Only 116 of those were logged in the United States Department of Justice's missing persons database, the report said.
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London's Metropolitan Police said Friday that it will deploy facial recognition technology to find wanted criminals and missing persons.
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Remotely piloted Lockheed Martin drones drop missiles, help police and firefighters, and assist in rescue missions for missing persons.
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"Known to wear a white flowered nightgown and a purple grey jacket," the Missing Persons Squad said on Twitter.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross is helping register missing persons and reconnect families separated by the storm.
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A bulletin board with missing persons reports in front of an emergency shelter in Chico, a neighboring town of Paradise.
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Help identify missing persons: You can register missing family members or friends on the Lee County Emergency Management Agency website.
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But no missing persons report had been filed with the Madison Police Department — "I would concede that's unusual," Koval said.
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The cops eventually caught up with him after responding to the missing persons report, and he reportedly cooperated with them.
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Valenzuela became increasingly worried about Santos' disappearance and filed a missing persons report with park security, the Morning Call reported.
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" However, he said, "No murder case or missing persons case is resolved until we find the body and the murderer.
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Bekah Martinez is taking her whole missing persons debacle in stride although, she's not enjoying the commentary on her appearance.
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When she failed to return home, her family notified police and filed a missing persons report at 3:50 p.m.
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During her late-night appearance, Martinez set the record straight about the whole missing persons debacle from earlier this month.
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Anyone with information on Roland's whereabouts is urged to call Houston Police Department's Missing Persons hotline at 832-394-1840.
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The remains were soon identified as belonging to Caylee, ending one of the largest missing persons searches in Florida history.
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Missing persons reports were also filed for three other associates in November, according to Hong Kong police and local media.
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Coles is 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about 125 lbs, Chicago police said in a missing persons flyer.
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Bryla was last seen after a family member dropped her off at her residence, according to her missing persons flyer.
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Anxious acquaintances and relatives shared information online about the Thottapilly family, their smiling faces beaming out from missing persons posters.
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"Two of the reported missing persons were last seen leaving the US into Canada," a police spokesperson said on Thursday.
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She started browsing missing persons web sites, and posted pictures of Kyle on message boards, asking if anyone recognized him.
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Kemelmacher-Shlizerman has also created systems that do automated age progression, something that can be useful in missing persons cases.
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" Knight adds, "Air One is commonly deployed (weather and call priority permitting) to assist in the search for missing persons.
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There is no official information on the number of missing persons or on the identity of the one confirmed victim.
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A missing persons poster that the FBI released late this week contains more pictures of Hania than were released initially.
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The childhood best friends had grown up together in Initially, the RCMP considered McLeod and Schmegelsky a missing persons case.
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What about Kyle MacLachlan's character makes it believable that he'd circumvent the police and launch his own missing persons investigation?
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A search and rescue mission is underway to locate additional missing persons, the Colombian Civil Defense said in a statement.
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As an officer for 285 years with the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police, she investigated missing persons and child-abuse cases.
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A series of mix-ups caused his body to be sent to the missing persons section of the city morgue.
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Chilling Last Texts Authorities began investigating the young woman's disappearance after her mother filed a missing persons report on Sept.
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Late last month the city agreed to hold an independent review of how bias affects police investigations of missing persons.
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After checking in with friends and family to no avail, Miami actually filed a missing persons report with local police.
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Two weeks ago, The North Coast Journal reported that Martinez was on a list of missing persons in Humboldt County, California.
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The optics of the situation certainly suggest that Martinez's mother filed the missing persons report while she was on the show.
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Newman said he had plans to contact other jurisdictions that hosted the carnival to see if there are other missing persons.
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One of those kidnapping survivors, Amanda Berry, has since become an advocate for other missing persons cases — which she details below.
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Glass led private investigator David Marshburn, who specializes in finding missing persons, to the area, Marshburn told KAKE in an interview.
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He went to Cortes for help and plastered the neighborhood with missing persons flyers with Ochoa-Lopez's photo, the pastor said.
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An Akron police detective working on missing-persons cases typed Pagano&aposs name into the database and saw a potential match.
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His department has enlisted law enforcement personnel from around the state to work phones and investigate missing persons reports, he added.
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Giordano said deputies were still working through more than 1,300 missing persons reports in the county, 256 of which remain outstanding.
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Of course, the majority of posts concern public safety information, or appeals for tip-offs regarding local crime or missing persons.
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Additionally, the missing persons hotline for friends and family trying to locate loved ones has changed after an earlier number malfunctioned.
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Joe Apps is operations manager at the UK Missing Persons Unit, based within the wider confines of the National Crime Agency.
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It could, for example, help authorities identify suspects, detect terrorists in disguise, or track down missing persons more efficiently and accurately.
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If you're totally stumped on a page of Where's Waldo and ready to file a missing persons report, you're in luck.
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There have been several cases of watches and fitness trackers helping authorities find missing persons, as well as help secure prosecutions.
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Black and Missing works with law enforcement officials nationwide, the Justice Department, and related stakeholders to spotlight missing persons of color.
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Hong Kong police confirmed in a statement that the missing persons report had been cancelled, but said they would continue investigating.
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When a deputy wasn't able to contact her after her mother reported her missing, she remained on the Missing Persons list.
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In 2016 an Akron police detective working on Linda's missing persons case logged into the database and saw a potential match.
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The Nassau County Police Department Missing Persons Squad is asking anyone with information to call 516-573-7347 or call 911.
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Studies have shown that racial minorities who go missing are less likely to receive national news coverage than white missing persons.
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More obviously, we see reams of missing persons posters, one of the most haunting things from the aftermath of the attacks.
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The police and Mayor's office tell TMZ, they handle thousands of missing persons cases every year, and virtually everyone is located.
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There are currently over 700 unidentified human remains in its national database of missing persons and unidentified remains, the RCMP estimates.
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Paul Bloom told BuzzFeed News that investigators believe Jones fled on Sunday after the sheriff's office issued a missing persons alert.
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Most missing persons cases are resolved within hours, or days, just as they are in the UK and around the world.
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A Cleveland news station hired Berry last year to host its segment, "Missing," which focuses on missing persons in Northeast Ohio.
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Those missing persons reports were the focus of a recent cover story in the local alt-weekly, the North Coast Journal.
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The remains of Subasic's son and husband were both found in mass graves by International Commission of Missing Persons (ICMP) workers.
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As a result, some observers have incorrectly concluded that DC has recently seen a sharp increase in missing persons cases involving teens.
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Here, INSIDER details a number of other active missing persons cases in which the whereabouts of young men and women remain unknown.
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The company advertises this feature as a way to track down missing persons or hunt down murderers, but it's ripe for abuse.
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Missing persons reports were filed on April 7, and the next day, police received calls of an assault at the grandparents' home.
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They said they requested to see the missing persons report, but said they were unable to get a copy from the police.
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The county received 600 missing persons reports, but so far, only 23 have been located safely, Sonoma Sheriff Robert Giordano told reporters.
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He has stressed that the department investigates all missing-persons reports and never inquires into the immigration status of victims or witnesses.
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An additional 74 missing persons cases are still open in Napa County, raising fears that the death toll could continue to rise.
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After receiving the missing-persons report, park rangers found the couple's unoccupied vehicle near a trail head, according to the sheriff's office.
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"Police are trying to establish if there are any missing persons in the area who require assistance," said authorities in a statement.
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Purse snatching, carjacking, shootings, stabbings, missing persons because they were on drugs — there was a lot of crime, a lot of chaos.
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Our sources say last Friday ... someone filed a missing persons report/welfare check involving Alfred Jackson, the elder half brother of Prince.
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In 1997, after the family filed a missing-persons report on Marjorie, her son broke into her house and found her body.
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Turner, meanwhile, has pushed search efforts, distributed missing-persons fliers and launched a Facebook campaign to spread the word and collect clues.
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As many as 900 missing-persons reports had been filed in Sonoma County, although 437 have since turned up safe, Giordano said.
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By typing the words "train" and "girl" into Google, he found an old story linking to a missing persons' case in Belarus.
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The phenomenon of missing persons — as a result of war, crime, natural disasters, irregular migration and other causes — represents a global challenge.
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Last year, the Toronto Police board struck an independent review of how the force handles missing persons cases, excluding the McArthur investigation.
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There are currently 38 open cases of missing persons in D.C. We did some checking ... 12 disappeared in the last 5 months.
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For nearly two days, Mr. Silva's family called shelters, hospitals and filed a missing persons report with the police, Ms. Irby said.
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Lindsey and Albright have also signed a two-book deal with Dey Street Books to further their work with missing persons cases.
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Last week the government announced an initiative to spend $1.5 million for law enforcement to help coordinate Native American missing persons cases.
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On Monday, police added three first-degree murder charges in connection with missing persons cases that dated as far back as 44.
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Additionally, Chief Newsham has claimed that the number of overall missing persons dropped by more than 43,000 reported cases from 2012 to 2016.
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He was last heard from on June 19, and the New York Police Department declared it a missing persons case a day later.
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The state has set up an online page where people can file missing persons and wellness check reports while communication lines are down.
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George Ishler Jr., 39, allegedly told police in that missing persons report that he and Danelle Geier, 32, were friends of the victim.
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Wichita police said they suspect the child's remains are those of Evan Brewer, who disappeared on July 6, according to missing-persons reports.
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Investigators are asking that anyone with any information about this missing persons contact the Wyoming Department of Public Safety at (616) 530-7300.
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A missing persons report for Correia was filed on Wednesday after her brother and father were unable to get in touch with her.
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A "missing persons" mystery is what takes you there, but there's more to the post-nuclear fishing community that greets you upon arrival.
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NCIC is a clearinghouse for all types of criminal justice information including wanted persons, stolen vehicles and guns, missing persons and terrorist identification.
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A coherent and effective approach to the issue of missing persons requires an approach that is firmly based on upholding rule of law.
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The company has gone so far as to participate in studies about how drones can find missing persons more quickly than human teams.
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When he isn't investigating missing persons, Paulides works on the North American Bigfoot Search, a group he founded to legitimize the cryptid's existence.
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Something more disturbing than a mythical man-ape stealing children from their parents: The National Park Service doesn't keep track of missing persons.
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There is something specifically haunting about missing persons cases—a forced unfinishedness that cuts to the core of some of our worst fears.
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She filed a missing persons report, and the next time police picked up Misty for her latest infraction, Linda got a phone call.
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Mr. Huang initially drew praise from pro-government outlets like People's Daily, the Communist Party's main mouthpiece, for helping to find missing persons.
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One of the main demands of the rally was the release of missing persons held by the military or information about their whereabouts.
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"There is no record of Trinity Love Jones as a missing person in the California Missing Persons System," the Department of Justice said.
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A local investigating commission said in March it had received over 24,000 submissions of missing persons and was still assembling details of them.
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In short, the hashtag has promoted the inaccurate belief that DC has recently seen a surge in missing persons cases involving teenagers of color.
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At a press conference on March 24, DC police assured the public that having 22001 open missing persons cases involving juveniles is not abnormal.
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Packer filed a missing persons report with Abington Township Police three days after her adopted daughter's killing, telling authorities the girl probably ran away.
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They also turned to the local church for help in reaching out to the community at large, plastering the neighborhood with missing persons fliers.
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"We heard the missing persons report broadcast while we were working the scene and we knew it was him," the veteran detective tells PEOPLE.
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"There is a missing persons report filed with them detailing how the Belgium police had her removed from [Wilton's] apartment," the family friend said.
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Prior to that, Glass led private investigator David Marshburn, who specializes in finding missing persons, to the area, Marshburn told KAKE in an interview.
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The database includes information on everything from missing persons to stolen cars, allowing police to piece together bits of evidence from around the continent.
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Sirisena's administration has established offices to look into reconciliation and missing persons while it also has returned some military-occupied lands in the north.
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Law enforcement has ruled out Closs as a suspect and she's been added to the FBI's list of top kidnapping and missing persons' cases.
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Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Bergman is asked to contact the Phoenix Police Department&aposs Missing Persons Unit at 602-534-2121.
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Preston asked the system to provide her with a list of missing persons who were physically similar to Kyle, dating back to the 1970s.
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The missing persons posters coating the hallways of this building give you a hint that Luke is not alone in searching for his family.
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Frank Walter Lipka, 39, faces no charges related to the missing persons case of Joseph "Joey" Brancato, 21, who was last seen on Nov.
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A Bloomfield police spokesperson tells PEOPLE during their missing persons investigation they were made aware of a protection order filed by Bollinger against Schwartz.
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Among the crowd of protesters were families of missing persons, holding pictures of their loved ones who they say were taken by security officials.
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His daughter, herself an officer with the Met, hires David Raker, who makes his living finding missing persons, to pick up this cold case.
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The International Commission on Missing Persons, a Netherlands-based organization, has estimated that up to a million Iraqis have gone missing in recent history.
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The detective did not learn the details of the purported accident or link Riffenburg to the missing persons case involving his girlfriend and son.
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In Saskatchewan, more than 70 percent of children in provincial care are Indigenous, and over 100 long-term missing persons cases haven't been solved.
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The LVMPD has issued an official missing persons alert ... saying Roger was last seen Saturday afternoon near the Mayweather Boxing Club in Las Vegas.
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But not long after the story blew up on social media, D.C. officials pointed out that this was no sudden surge of missing persons.
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The professor had filed a missing persons report more than a week ago, saying that his wife had gone missing the morning of Aug.
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Many on the missing-persons list are over the age of 65, in keeping with the town's recent history as a haven for retirees.
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Investigators have not connected the remains in the burning car to the missing persons case and are treating it as a separate homicide case.
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She was told that the CIA and FBI were "on the case" -– a broken-record response familiar to family and friends of missing persons.
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Three people ages 2 to 28 are still listed as missing after sheriff's detectives investigated more than 100 missing persons cases, the statement said.
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We broke the story ... the Dolphins filed a missing persons report with police after Timmons disappeared from the team's Southern California hotel Saturday night.
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David Whelan, Paul's twin brother, told CNN that when his brother didn't show up for the Saturday wedding, the couple filed a missing persons report.
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A team of Peruvian police detectives that handle missing persons and homicide cases are currently working together to find Carla, along with a special prosecutor.
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Our sources say the team scrambled to find him -- calling family and close friends before ultimately filing a missing persons report with local law enforcement.
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Officials had put out a missing persons alert for both Mott and French, but on Thursday they discovered a suspected grave site in the backyard.
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So why, up until Thursday, was she still on the missing persons list, when it was clear from social media she was alive and well?
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The sheriff on Saturday emphasized that authorities were largely relying on the public's cooperation to determine who on the list of missing persons is alive.
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Packer previously filed a missing persons report with Abington Township Police, three days after her adopted daughter's killing, telling authorities the girl probably ran away.
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Amanda Berry Hosts a Missing Persons Segment on the Local News Berry has always been grateful that people continued searching for her during her disappearance.
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Meanwhile, FFWCC officials maintain that the investigation is not and has never been a criminal one, but rather a boating accident and missing persons case.
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According to the statement, police had run the license plate on Aghdam's car, found the missing persons report, and questioned her for roughly 20 minutes.
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Police, the FBI, journalists, missing persons experts, countless amateur detectives—they all tried to figure out who Kyle was, and they all wound up stumped.
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There were no signs of forced entry so their disappearance was largely treated as a missing-persons case until their bodies were discovered in 2013.
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She was held captive for nine months by Brian David Mitchell and his wife Wanda Barzee in a missing persons case that gripped the nation.
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Sonoma County's missing persons hotline has received more than 100 phone calls, according to the county, although the number of people actually missing is uncertain.
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Federal and state law-enforcement agencies can use it to check samples they acquire against convicted prisoners, missing persons, and forensic sites across the country.
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Police shared seven images of "wanted individuals, known offenders and missing persons" to King's Cross during that time so it could scan for their faces.
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Fern waited nearly three days — the amount of time she believed was required to file a missing persons report — before driving to the police station.
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By the time officers arrived, Mr. Uribe was gone; the officers, concerned about his state of mind, filled out a missing persons report for him.
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" The bedrock of Paulides' implied thesis—that something sinister, even supernatural, is happening to missing persons inside of national parks—is what he calls "clusters.
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Will we be able to stomach these periods in which loved ones drop from digital view, becoming "missing persons" for the duration of their journey?
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On Wednesday, though, officials revised the number of missing persons from 2,500 to 1,300 after they cross-referenced their lists of missing and evacuated residents.
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The Xinhua report said that "related persons" are cooperating with the investigation, but didn't provide details of whereabout or status of the other missing persons.
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Public Information Officer Samantha Karges told VICE News in an email that the Sheriff's office had received a missing persons report at 1:06 a.m.
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And as the department has continued to tweet about its open missing persons cases, people have begun to notice the press releases circulating on social media.
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"It is not known if she has a vehicle or why she would be missing," the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office said in a missing-persons alert.
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Deputies have received numerous missing persons flyers from around the state, as well as across the region, but have not been able to identify the woman.
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One of the more unexpected outcomes of Google photographing the entire world was how it led to some answers in a decades-old missing persons case.
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As for what's next, Becker says he hopes to get the DNA samples put into a national missing persons database to ascertain who they belong to.
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In the meantime, in 1995, a missing persons report filed with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office shows that Laster's family hadn't seen him for nearly eight months.
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BASF said on Tuesday the fire caused by the blast had been put out late on Monday and that two missing persons were still unaccounted for.
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Police asking for the public's help urge anyone with information regarding the couple's whereabouts to call the Phoenix department's Missing Persons Unit at 602-534-2121.
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A newcomer named Clausen leads a town meeting about the missing persons, saying he is now in charge of the task force to solve these cases.
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The U.S. military uses dolphins to hunt for underwater mines under the US Navy Marine Mammal Program and they're also quite helpful for finding missing persons.
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He's going to keep giving interviews and he's going to keep handing out missing-persons fliers, at concerts and car shows and wherever else he can.
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The FBI is treating the disappearance as a kidnapping, but campus police, in a recently released update, say they are calling it a missing persons case.
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As the camera pans away, the walls lined with missing persons flyers remind us how many people will never get to experience such a happy reunion.
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A year later, Takakura has left the force and is teaching at a college, but he can't resist poking around in an old missing-persons case.
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When families seeking someone provide DNA, Stern said theirs is compared only to the missing persons database, not to the separate CODIS database for criminal offenders.
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In December 2010, an LAPD detective following up on the missing persons report asked the Oregon State Police to conduct a follow-up interview with Riffenburg.
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Separately, 112 people are reported missing in Puerto Rico since the hurricane, as of October 18, said José Rosario, the police sergeant handling missing persons reports.
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Abandoned by their father, then saddled with a philandering husband, Harriet placed missing-persons notices in Billboard, at that time a circus-and-vaudeville trade publication.
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The deputy director of the Nge An district police department said police suspected the arrested pair may also have been involved in previous missing persons cases.
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Federal officials said then that the near ubiquity of mobile phones made them the most effective means for warning of hurricanes, terrorist threats and missing persons.
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Given the growing awareness, policymakers at the state and national level are advocating for Amber Alert-style alarms and databases that would track missing persons cases.
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According to a 2017 report by the International Committee for Missing Persons, 4,500 people went missing during the war — more than 1,600 of whom remain missing.
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Days after the apparent abduction, the Hong Kong police disclosed that one of Mr. Xiao's relatives had filed a missing persons report but later withdrew it.
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"The OCPD has no missing persons reports from family or friends and no property or vehicles were found on the beach in the area," police said.
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On May 5 he went to a police station to file a missing persons report about his family and was arrested and charged with criminal harassment.
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That's where police picked them up four days later, after their father and uncle came to the city and filed a missing persons report for them.
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"The remains will be submitted to a lab for identification and will be compared to missing persons records," Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said in a statement.
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After Scott's body was found, police in Bloomington, Minnesota, announced that they were reopening the missing persons case of another one of Marks' former girlfriends, April Pease.
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"The missing persons were reported by family and friends, and resided in areas that were heavily damaged during the storm and subsequent mudslides," the sheriff's office said.
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"Once I said that out loud to the Coast Guard and made the missing persons report, I knew that this was a real thing," Radziwill tells PEOPLE.
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That's especially true in primetime, during which network news magazines continue to tilt toward true crime and tawdry tales of missing persons and spouses killing each other.
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In coordination with the Greece coast guard, divers are searching not only for bodies but also for personal items that could indicate the missing persons&apos whereabouts.
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The FBI is treating the disappearance as a kidnapping, but the campus police, in a recently released update, say they are calling it a missing persons case.
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" Bowser said, "There's no evidence to suggest there's an increase in missing persons, and we have no evidence to suggest these reports are related to human trafficking.
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"Once I said that out loud to the Coast Guard and made the missing persons report, I knew that this was a real thing," Carole told PEOPLE.
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They highlight the fact that investigations into missing persons cases must be capable of establishing the facts, and that cooperation among states and international institutions is indispensable.
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Che Zakaria said police are still treating the disappearance as a missing persons case, but did not rule out the possibility that she may have been kidnapped.
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The sheriff said the list had since been scrubbed of all duplicate names and that investigators had caught up with a backlog of unprocessed missing-persons reports.
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There's been a call for an investigation into the disappearances, but a police spokesperson says the numbers are not alarming ... they're in line with missing persons stats.
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A spokesman for the Los Angeles County Fire Department said on Saturday it had not received reports of missing persons in the fires west of Los Angeles.
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At other points, you'll have to do your regular job of being a cop, heading into the city to investigate everything from missing persons to subway bombings.
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Most of the more than 2,000 people listed in missing-persons reports have turned up safe, including evacuees who failed to alert authorities after fleeing their homes.
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Separately, Adrian's cousin Julian LeBaron said the family aimed to hold a march later this month aimed at drawing attention to lawlessness and missing persons in Mexico.
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From January to October, 86 Navajo men and women have gone missing nationwide, said Meskee Yanabah Yatsayte, a missing-persons advocate for the Navajo Nation since 2013.
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Papua police spokesman Ahmad Kamal said no reports of missing persons or deaths had been filed, but officers would begin to collect information about the alleged killings.
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Bernadette emerges piecemeal (an itemized hospital bill can say a lot), building a lot of tension until the book explodes into a full-on missing-persons case.
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Drones have been used to arrest and surveil people and have also been used to locate missing persons and to assist in rescue operations during natural disasters.
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Investigators added a first-degree murder charge to the five McArthur is already facing in connection with missing persons cases that date back as far as 2010.
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They said that her family had filed a missing persons report about her — and that she had to return to Kuwait on a flight late Monday morning.
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That same day, he came to the sheriff's office and spoke to Tennessee detectives familiar with the missing persons cases and confessed to killing three women, authorities said.
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Houston police issued a missing persons flier at the time of Conyers' disappearance and the FBI assisted in the search, Shauna Dunlap of the agency's Houston office said.
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The Miami Dolphins were so concerned when linebacker Lawrence Timmons went AWOL on Saturday, a team rep filed a missing persons report with police ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Now, Amazon specifically mentions "law enforcement" on the Rekognition webpage, and it also states the tech could be used, for instance, to find missing persons on social media.
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Her name and story have been picked up across social media, and her missing-persons poster appears all over downtown Brooklyn, a rural town of some 1,500 residents.
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Those with information concerning her whereabouts is asked to call the Houston Police Department Missing Persons Unit at (832) 394-1840 or Texas EquuSearch at (281) 309-9500.
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Weeks later — perhaps longer than any missing-persons case has lasted in the area — it remains unclear why, how or where she disappeared or who may be responsible.
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In fact, any number of issues, from missing persons to computer fraud and even attempted suicides, have sent to "local, state or federal officials" to the Arnolds' place.
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The service had also received dozens of calls reporting missing persons, but it was unclear if some of them were among those found dead, a spokesperson told Reuters .
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In 2016, a new commander in the department's Youth and Family Services Division opted to begin aggressively using social media to generate immediate public attention for missing persons.
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After the Journal's cover story went live, another person, Daniel Ogden Stromberg, reportedly saw himself on the missing persons list and called in to set the record straight.
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Bill Moulder, Des Moines&apos longtime police chief, told the Des Moines Register that missing persons cases are usually among the most difficult to solve in law enforcement.
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"[F]acial recognition technology has benefits in areas like new assistive technologies and tools to help find missing persons, with more promising applications on the horizon," Walker writes.
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Amid hopes that the 228 people reported missing will be found alive, The Enterprise-Record printed the missing persons hotline phone number on the front page on Monday.
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Their first stop was the headquarters of the police department, where they spoke to the detective who'd fielded the missing persons report for Haas almost two months earlier.
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Meanwhile, the missing-persons list compiled by the sheriff's office was revised to 870 names late on Tuesday, from a high of more than 1,200 over the weekend.
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"The stress and anxiety over dealing with hundreds of tips, hundreds of missing-persons occurrences and dozens of potential identifications for the eighth victim has been enormous," Sgt.
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An Amber Alert was issued for Jayme, and in the weeks that have followed, her name has shot to the top of the F.B.I.'s missing persons list.
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It boasts of mobilizing thousands of staff members at the Vietnamese Office for Seeking Missing Persons, and tens of thousands of personnel from local authorities and citizens nationwide.
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As reported by NPR (here), most missing persons cases are quickly resolved, according to Todd Matthews, director of communications for the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (www.namus.gov/).
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The parents Nicole Merced Plaud, 24, and Miguel Anthony Valentin-Colon, 31, as well as their friend 29-year-old Dhamyl Mirella Roman-Audiffred, are considered missing persons.
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Police have labeled the two individuals "persons of interest" and according to Rinaldo, the two individuals do not match the description of any of the three missing persons.
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Smith has urged people to continue submitting the names of missing persons through a hotline or visiting the social services office, which is handling the missing people register.
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A retired judge is now examining how the Toronto police handle missing persons reports, although she is not reviewing the actions of the police in the McArthur investigation.
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They also tend to further militarize Mexico's failed war on drugs and organized crime, which has claimed more than 250,20003 lives and around 40,000 missing persons since 2006.
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Most of the 1,863 people so far listed in missing-persons reports have turned up safe, including many evacuees who failed to alert authorities after fleeing their homes.
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Clausen is the brother of the real Aleksander Kohler, which was the original reason he came to Winden to lead the task force for the six missing persons cases.
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While there are no open missing persons cases in the area, Gross says a few items have been retrieved from the lake that could be related to the case.
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"The tragedies and illness are often intertwined," says Dottie Laster, a private investigator and missing-persons specialist who helped the Gilbert family search for Mari Gilbert's older daughter, Shannan.
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The International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP), established after the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, will use the latest DNA technology to identify bodies and give families of the missing closure.
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In his speech, Pence said that the missing girl's family was "on the hearts of every American" and he later tweeted a link to the official missing persons website.
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Earning her first ever SAG nomination was the star of The Girl on the Train, in which she played an alcoholic who becomes involved in a missing persons investigation.
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While she's delving into corporate corruption, "an even darker secret about the town" emerges and Abby has to confront a missing persons case and her old high school bully.
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According to the missing persons report that Furman had filed with the police, Powell had been working at a movie theater in downtown Lafayette before he left for Colorado.
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" After authorities were contacted, the deputy who initially filed Martinez's missing persons report reportedly emailed Public Information Officer Samantha Karges saying, "I just got off the phone with Rebekah.
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The farmer, John Lever, told local media outlets he believes the plate may have belonged to a human, and hopes his find will help a missing persons cold case.
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He told the Australian Associated Press that his instinct was that the plate belonged to a human, and that it could eventually help authorities solve a missing persons case.
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"I've been through a bit of a rough patch but I'm not too bad," he told the Independent in 1993 after Fleetwood contacted the Missing Persons Bureau in London.
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Acknowledging the large number of missing persons cases churning through the system, Ms. Santana assumes that her many calls over the years have made her requests seem less urgent.
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"I want to reassure our determination for the full unraveling of the atrocious killings, but also a full investigation of complaints about missing persons," Mr. Anastasiades said on Twitter.
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Yes, feel free to block alerts about floods and missing persons, but if Trump wants you to know how he feels about the cast of 'Hamilton,' you will listen.
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According to a FBI missing persons poster, Smallwood was last seen at a dry cleaning business in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, driving a 2005 Chrysler Town and Country van.
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Long says a deputy chief, two detectives from the missing persons unit, and special agents from the FBI have since retired, but they agreed to return and help out.
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Four days after they arrived, police picked them up from a hotel for questioning after their father and uncle came to the city and filed a missing persons report.
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At least two tips were called in late last year to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, some 200 miles away, where the police still had an open missing-persons case.
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Crucially, OPD has agreed to limit their use of the cell site sim to search and rescue operations, locating mass casualty event victims, missing persons searches, and apprehending fugitives.
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Atlanta area police are now researching missing persons cases and seeking the public's help in figuring out how a suitcase full of human bones ended up off a busy interstate.
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Nguyen Huu Luong, Vietnamese Office for Seeking Missing Persons (VNOSMP) Ministry of Defense deputy director, prior to witnessing a repatriation ceremony, Da Nang, Socialist Republic of Vietnam, July 8, 2018.
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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Gonzales said that if rescuers have leads on missing persons or come across a body in the rising floodwaters — to report it immediately to authorities.
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But Colombo's global image improved in 2015 with the Sirisena-Wickremesinghe government, which was willing to work with the United Nations and address issues such as accountability and missing persons.
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Yasmin Seweid's father contacted the Nassau County Police Department's Missing Persons Squad on Thursday after not seeing or hearing from his daughter for six days, according to a police statement.
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During this process, the family could file a missing persons report, which would mean a queer woman or trans man would be stopped if they tried to cross the border.
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That led the social worker to do some research online, and when she searched his name on Google she found his missing persons case from the Waterloo Regional Police Service.
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The North American Missing Persons Network listed Edgar Latulip on its website on Thursday as 21 years old when he was last seen in Kitchener, Ontario on September 2, 1986.
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"Hey i just wanted to tell you and mom i met a really great guy and we're running away together," she texted her father, according to a missing persons report.
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The California National Guard uses a Predator drone to aid firefighters battling deadly wildfires up and down the state, and has used the same technology to help find missing persons.
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Australian organisation Missing Persons Action Network (MPAN) has launched a campaign called Invisible Friends, asking people to add the profiles of missing people as friends on the social media platform.
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Negotiators have reached partial agreements on land reform, guerrilla participation in politics, transitional justice, efforts to find missing persons and remove land mines, and an end to illegal drug trafficking.
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About 20 people marched to Miller's apartment, handing out "wanted" flyers with his face and "missing persons" flyers for the undocumented immigrant children separated from their parents at the border.
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Clinton County Sheriff Larry Fish told reporters Monday that the missing persons inquiry turned into a death investigation when they discovered the brothers' rental truck abandoned in a commuter lot.
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If they cared, they would respect privacy and let her get better instead of making a mockery of it like she&aposs a missing persons alert on a milk carton.
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Floods following the latest storm damaged roads near the cities of Nafpaktos and Patra, closing a major route for a few hours, though no injuries or missing persons were reported.
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On Friday, President Nicos Anastasiades cited "apparent negligence" by police in failing to promptly investigate reports of missing persons, which he said led him to sack police chief Zacharias Chrysostomou.
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The PD says they have aggressively been using social media to help find missing persons, but they are not alarmed by the numbers, which they say have actually gone down.
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"We're running a missing persons investigation as well as a criminal investigation at the same time," Lt. Jason Ferraro, a spokesman for the New Canaan Police Department, said on Friday.
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With other people in Nigeria also suffering, the group is calling for a national registry of missing persons that would include those affected by the Boko Haram war and beyond.
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Brad Feuerhelm's Soft Touch is a book of vinyl stickers that looks more like a collage of missing persons, made either by a predator or by an amateur private eye.
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We theorized that Martinez left on November 12, called her mother, then headed to a weed farm, where she promptly turned off her phone and earned herself a missing persons report.
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The 194-member policing body — which shares intelligence across countries, issues international arrest warrants and conducts searches for missing persons — made the decision during its annual conference in Dubai on Wednesday.
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Though no missing persons cases in the county match the bones, Long says police are continuing to research possible connections and are reaching out to neighboring agencies, according to the release.
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Dozens of bodies were found stacked in Gacy's residence outside Chicago, and recent advancements in DNA technology have helped investigators close a long-lingering missing persons case that had gone cold.
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Their subsequent encounter with him might have helped solve the missing persons case of Timmothy Pitzen, who was 6 years old when he vanished in 2011 and would be 14 today.
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In the immediate aftermath of the disappearances, Janis made missing persons posters, went on radio stations, talked to the media, put up billboards and helped raise $100,000 for a reward fund.
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Shelly's disappearance from public view has long caused controversy, though Scientology has repeatedly stated she is not missing and the LAPD ruled the missing persons report filed by Remini was "unfounded."
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The DC missing black girls story that went viral in March was drawn from the Twitter account of DC's Metropolitan Police Department, which had just begun tweeting out missing-persons flyers.
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It followed an outcry over media reports and chatter in the blogosphere, which suggested an alarming number of reports of missing persons, many of them Black and Latino women and girls.
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Suspicions surrounded her husband, who waited two weeks to report her disappearance to police and four months to request a missing persons bulletin, claiming he was waiting for her to return.
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Her team takes pictures of migrants' personal effects, washing the clothing first, and puts them on the Department of Justice's missing persons website, which families looking for loved ones can access.
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A search for the childhood friends started as a missing persons case when their burned-out Dodge truck was discovered on July 19, but they Visit INSIDER's homepage for more stories.
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After trying to track her real parents down for years, the 24-year-old's boyfriend googled the terms "girl" and "train" and found a missing persons' case in Belarus from 1999.
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WEAs are typically used for warning cell phone users about severe weather or missing persons in their communities, it said, but also cover "alerts issued by the president" for national emergencies.
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While vying for the heart of race-car driver Arie Luyendyk Jr. on season 22 of the reality series, Martinez was also on the missing-persons list in Humboldt County, California.
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in Canada has an open missing persons investigation into Mathews, and Vice reports that the Canadian Ministry of Defence has an open investigation into Mathews.
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The Hong Kong police would say only that an "expatriate man" had filed a missing-persons report and that "two expatriate women" had filed a separate report seeking a police investigation.
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McGrath said investigators were planning to go through missing persons and runaway reports as well as security camera footage from the residential complex to see who came and went Friday and Saturday.
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Lincoln Miner, Alexander's father, filed a missing persons report three weeks ago, fearing his son might be a paranoid schizophrenic who had gone "off the deep end," the San Francisco Chronicle reported .
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No charges have been filed against her husband of 53 years, Philip Snider, 72, also of Hartville, as authorities continue their investigation, which is still considered a missing persons case, says Dordea.
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While she had been a memorable contestant this season due to her young age, outside the Bachelor house, she made headlines recently after being removed from a missing persons list in California.
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The arrest of Simpson-Kent, 48, signals the end of a Scotland Yard murder investigation that begun as a missing persons inquiry after Blake and her sons disappeared on December 13, 2015.
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PTM blames the Pakistani military and other state organs for what it says are forced disappearances resulting in thousands of unresolved missing persons cases, primarily from the ethnic Pashtun region bordering Afghanistan.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... the Dolphins filed a missing persons report after Timmons disappeared from the team's Southern California hotel the night before Miami was set to play the L.A. Chargers.
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Sonoma County Sheriff Robert Giordano said his office had investigated nearly 9.33,500 missing-persons reports stemming from the fires, and all but 235 had since turned up safe as of Friday evening.
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A spokesperson for the Bahamas National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) said on Wednesday that the government has compiled a list of 2,500 missing persons after Hurricane Dorian devastated parts of the island.
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According to the suit, Calkins was later fired from his job with the Collier County Sheriff's Department for giving conflicting statements during the missing persons investigations but no charges were ever filed.
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Houston police have since begun a missing-persons investigation, and the family, aided by a group of journalist friends, have also been scouring the area for him, so far to no avail.
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After the missing persons investigation was initiated, a deputy was sent to the family's last known address in Summerfield, which is around 150 miles south of where Mr. Jones crashed his van.
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Illustrated posters depicting cast members like Alia Shawkat, John Early, John Reynolds, Brandon Micheal Hall and Meredith Hagner adorn a wall, while a missing persons-themed photo booth injects partygoers into the storyline.
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Negotiators based in Cuba have reached partial agreements on land reform, guerrilla participation in politics, transitional justice, efforts to find missing persons and remove land mines, and an end to illegal drug trafficking.
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There are millions of reported cases of missing persons worldwide, with as many as a million in Iraq, tens of thousands in Syria and Lebanon and many more from Colombia to the Philippines.
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In the intervening days, as investigators worked on what appeared to be a missing persons case, Chris initially said that he had talked to Shanann on Monday after waking up about 5 a.m.
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As she recovers in the Midwest, McGinnis, now 33, says she wants to study criminal law and work on missing-persons cases similar to her own, so something like this doesn't happen again.
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When a family of four vanished without a trace in 2010 months after moving into a new house in the San Diego suburb of Fallbrook, California, it looked like a missing-persons case.
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While it's unclear just how many individuals are still missing, officials said they've located 212 previously missing persons, who are now safe, and have received 22018 requests to check on or locate people.
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There's a twist in the brewing war among Prince's brothers and sisters ... it involves a missing persons report and allegations one of the singer's siblings is trying to wrest power from the group.
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Over the next 24 hours, Reuters colleagues in Yangon filed a missing persons report, went to three police stations, and asked a series of government officials what had happened to the two reporters.
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In a protest led by the Pashtun Tahafuz (Protection) Movement, thousands gathered in Peshawar, Pakistan, last Sunday to demand the release of missing persons and basic human rights for Pakistan's Pashtun ethnic minority.
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The Child Protection Act prevents government bodies from naming children in care, and while exceptions can be made in missing persons cases, police officers are generally reluctant to distribute photos of children online.
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As we first reported, a missing persons report had already been filed, so cops ran the plates, determined it was Salling's car, searched the area and found the body hanging from a tree.
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Authorities said they are considering all scenarios, including the possibility Tibbetts may have come into contact with someone who caused her harm, but are still treating Tibbetts' disappearance as a missing persons case.
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Facial recognition technology has legitimate uses, from unlocking phones to identifying missing persons, and to use data or software across different brands of products, there needs to be standardized hardware and file formats.
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To fans, that now feels like a long time ago, as the series has filled up with story lines about marijuana farming, the dark history of the Bates family, missing persons and more.
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The family Deputies from the Clark County Sheriff's Office in Washington executed a search warrant Thursday night at the family's home in Woodland, looking for any evidence in the missing persons case, Sgt.
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The missing-persons list then consisted of 196 names, though Honea said he was hopeful that many individuals would eventually turn up alive as they realized that loved ones were looking for them.
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It got me interested in Websleuths, an online forum that deals with unsolved mysteries, current crime stories, missing persons, and so forth, and I became involved in one forum that deals with unidentified bodies.
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Mehsud is a founding member of the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM) that has called for answers to the thousands of unresolved missing persons cases in Pakistan, primarily from the ethnic Pashtun region bordering Afghanistan.
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There are currently 41 open cases of "critical missing persons," a term that refers to anyone under the age of 15 or over the age of 65, listed on the DC Metropolitan Police website.
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Derrica Wilson, one of the organization's co-founders, says since Black and Missing was launched in 2008, the number of minority missing persons' cases—which includes black, Asian, and Indian people—has actually increased.
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But now, she's making waves for something else entirely: She was recently removed from a missing persons list in California after someone recognized her from the show, all thanks to a local news report.
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In the same Facebook post, the Madea creator also brought attention to a missing persons case involving two Florida men, Felipe Santos and Terrance Williams, who went missing in October 2003 and January 2004.
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The sheriff's office has received around 508 reports of missing persons and that as of Saturday evening only 110 of those reports were pending, Honea said, adding that some of those calls were duplicate.
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In March, Cheung Chi Ping, Lui Por and Lee Bo returned to Hong Kong and requested that police close their missing persons cases, saying they had traveled to China voluntarily and hadn't been kidnapped.
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The circumstances that lead to people vanishing are manifold, but research conducted by Missing People found that up to 224 percent of missing persons cases involve someone believed to suffer from mental health problems.
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Nicki's fans have expressed concern about her being MIA in 2018, which culminated Monday with Wendy Williams launching a faux campaign on her show to help find her ... replete with a missing persons poster.
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Clinton County Sheriff Larry Fish told reporters at a press conference that the missing persons investigation quickly turned into a death investigation when they found the brothers' rental truck abandoned in a commuter lot.
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Mr. Comunale said his son had gone to New York City on Saturday night, and when he could not reach him on Sunday, he filed a missing-persons report with the Stamford Police Department.
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Still, Idsinga said investigators continue to pore over cold cases -- including a rash of unsolved murders in the '70s and '80s -- as well as reports of missing persons for possible connections to the suspect.
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Neighbors' suspicions Deputies from the Clark County Sheriff's Office in Washington executed a search warrant Thursday night at the family's home in Woodland, looking for any evidence in the missing persons case, said Sgt.
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Ms. Coxie's mother "had reported the couple as missing persons to us back in December," after being unable to contact her daughter for several days, said Lt. Kevin Bobo of the county sheriff's office.
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A few days into the storm, Ms. Alberts's group began staffing a missing persons booth downtown at the George R. Brown Convention Center, which, at the peak of the crisis, housed some 10,30 evacuees.
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Before my second visit to Sligo I'd spoken with Tosh Lavery, an ex-Garda who'd spent 30 years in the Sub-Aqua unit, investigating some of Ireland's most infamous murders and missing persons cases.
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She tried to keep his name and image in the public eye, circulating missing persons posters and appearing on a local television show in search of public tips that might lead to his discovery.
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After the women's family filed a missing-persons report for the sisters, the same man showed up at a Hong Kong police station days later with the sisters' father and uncle, the statement said.
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"We are conducting an extensive search in a 300-square mile area to locate the five missing persons from the Scandies Rose," said Lt. Wade Arnold, command duty officer at 17th District command center.
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The 22-year-old contestant from the current season of the ABC reality series went viral last week after being removed from a missing persons list in California when someone recognized her from the show.
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DiNardo Was Previously Arrested on a Felony Firearms Possession Charge DiNardo was initially arrested Monday on a felony firearms possession charge after authorities identified him as a "person of interest" in the missing persons case.
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The new facial recognition platform "can play a very vital role in improving outcomes" when it comes to identifying criminals, missing persons and bodies, according to the document published by the National Crime Records Bureau.
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Canadian investigators had initially treated McLeod and Schmegelsky as missing persons after their vehicle was found burning last month about a mile away from the body of Leonard Dyck, a 64-year-old Vancouver botanist.
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"The Sheriff's Department is continually receiving reports of missing persons and is actively investigating each report," the county said, noting that while "many reports reach a rapid and successful conclusion," others have required additional investigation.
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"Hey i just wanted to tell you and mom i met a really great guy and we're running away together," read one message sent to her father, Daniel Gold, according to a missing persons report.
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Cohen's family wanted the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to treat the phone as evidence in an open missing persons case, but the agency instead on returning it to Stephanos' family, the station reported.
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Dory's looking for something to jumpstart her life—her loyal but stale boyfriend Drew (John Reynolds) isn't much help—and she finds it, curiously enough, in a missing persons poster featuring an acquaintance from college.
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In 2001, then-Secretary of State Colin Powell named Mr. Kimsey chairman of the International Commission on Missing Persons, which addresses issues related to people missing because of wars, human rights violations and natural disasters.
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Instead, authorities attribute the public outcry to a new social media strategy that uses Twitter, Facebook, and other platforms to publicize the cases—tools that are changing the search for missing persons across the country.
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Israel said the DRDC report also suggests that police could use SPPAL's predictive models to triage missing persons cases and prioritize certain cases over others—for example, a possible kidnapping victim versus a habitual runaway.
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The government depoliticized the military, initiated investigations into Rajapaksa-era crimes, permitted human rights inquiries and established modest transitional justice mechanisms, including an Office of Missing Persons to investigate the enforced disappearances during the war.
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Over all, there has not been a wave of missing persons cases in Houston like this one since Hurricane Katrina in 2005, when thousands of Louisiana evacuees arrived in Texas, often by bus, seeking shelter.
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Here's another, specific to Montana, where Selena and Kaysera called home: Native citizens are 6.7 percent of the population, yet between 2016 and 2018, they made up 26 percent of the state's missing persons cases.
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She has so far managed to appear on five of this season's episodes of the long-running, wildly popular TV show while simultaneously occupying a spot on the missing persons list in Humboldt County, California.
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Despite more than 1,000 tips having been investigated, "Jayme remains missing and endangered and has been added to the top of the FBI's Missing Persons list, and is currently on digital billboards nationwide," Fitzgerald said.
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The serial killings have further strained relations between Toronto's police force and gay activists, who accuse the force of failing to seriously investigate missing persons cases involving gay men that stretch back nearly a decade.
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However, he said on Tuesday night those numbers were highly fluid and that his office planned to publish a new list of missing persons soon and would ask the public to help account for them.
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Hundreds of people helped search for Mollie in the days after she disappeared, while local authorities said they remained baffled by what could be the longest such missing-persons case in the county in recent memory.
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Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea cautioned that the list was raw data, compiled from the frenzied 2141 calls at the outbreak of the fire, as well as emails and other calls to a missing persons hotline.
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In 1976, Bundy was convicted of DaRonch's violent abduction — the first proof of his rampage across the West and a crucial development in unraveling what was then a mystifying web of missing-persons cases and homicides.
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A friend of one of the missing men was not allowed to file a missing persons report in the province, Jiangxi, where the factory is located, and police have not returned calls about the missing men.
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Rachael Powers, a criminologist at the University of South Florida, says that social media has become "the new milk carton campaign" for police departments across the country, stressing the importance of publicity for missing persons cases.
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People from around the globe took to social media to support the victims of the tragedy, whether donating to crowdsourcing campaigns for victims, retweeting photos of missing persons, or just simple tweets of condolence — celebrities included.
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Native American women, for instance, are disproportionately likely to be murdered or sexually assaulted, and at least in some areas, they are overrepresented among missing persons — but there is no comprehensive national data on their disappearances.
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Though his car was found abandoned near a bridge that was a common suicide spot in the U.K., Edwards become one of rock's most famous missing persons for a time, with sightings in tropical islands and India.
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A number of investigations have been launched in the wake of the case, including a disciplinary case of an officer involved in an incident involving McArthur and an internal review into how missing persons cases are handled.
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Anyone with information is urged to contact the LAPD's Missing Persons Unit at 213-996-1800 or 1-877-LAPD-24-7 (during off-hours) or call the L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
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According to Texas EquuSearch, a group of trained volunteers that travel the nation to assist in missing persons cases, the remains of Karen Perez were found Monday night, concealed beneath a sink in a deserted residential complex.
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Read These Stories Next: Bekah M. Is The Only Reason To Watch This Season Of The Bachelor All The Subtle Manipulations Of Arie's Bachelor Breakup Speech Wait, Why Was Bachelor's Bekah M. On A Missing Persons List?
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Two Hong Kong booksellers released from mainland Chinese custody after going missing went straight back to China after returning home to ask police to drop their missing persons cases, a Hong Kong newspaper reported.
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Its mandate is to secure the cooperation of governments and others in locating and identifying missing persons from conflict, human rights abuses, disasters, organized crime, irregular migration and other causes and to assist them in doing so.
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Their disappearances were treated as missing persons cases, but that began to change in April this year when construction workers at a Washington apartment building called police to say they'd discovered skeletal remains in a crawl space.
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Unfortunately, when the House passed the legislation on December 173, several modifications were made, including allowing the use of tracking devices for purposes other than locating missing persons — tracking people to prevent them from harming others, for instance.
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At the time of the boys' disappearance, "the FWC did consider what they were doing to be a criminal investigation," Rubin said, noting that Perry and Austin remain listed in the Florida Crime Information Database for missing persons.
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Indigenous women are also 2.5 times more likely to be the victim of sexual assault than any other group of women in the United States, and they make up a disproportionate number of the country's reported missing persons.
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Toronto Police have been criticized for not taking the missing persons' cases—which date back to at least 2012—seriously and dismissing the community's fear that there was a serial killer hunting gay men, particularly men of color.
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The International Commission on Missing Persons, which uses DNA testing, said this month that so far 656 bodies from the mine have been identified, among the nearly 6,000 people reported missing around Prijedor in the summer of 1992.
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So when his mother suggests he take a journey of self-discovery, he straps his father's surfboard onto his Jeep and heads to California — and into a missing-persons case caught up in this season's increasingly tangled web.
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"We don't simply show up, take a missing-persons report, throw it on a pile and do nothing with it," he said, noting that Project Prism yielded results in part because Mr. Kinsman's disappearance was reported right way.
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Her children — Brett, Colette and Jared Hanlon — originally thought she might be on a trip to Australia, but when weeks turned into months without a word, Brett filed a missing persons report with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
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Although Bo's wife has recanted her missing persons report after receiving a questionable letter from her husband, her position as co-owner of Mighty Current Media means that it might be in her best interest to drop the case.
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MEXICO CITY – Mexico is sending its national commissioner for missing persons to the northern border city of Nuevo Laredo after the U.N. said it documented the disappearance of 23 people there — likely at the hands of a security force.
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He added that the director general of the country's National Intelligence Agency had assured him that all prisoners held by the agency had been released but that the new administration would be looking into additional claims of missing persons.
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For example, parents would beg my friends and me to never drive into Detroit, and news headlines always emphasized the murders and missing persons cases that took place just 20 minutes from the safety of my parents' suburban home.
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Anyone with information is urged to contact the L.A. Police Department's Missing Persons Unit at 213-996-1800 or 1-877-LAPD-24-7 (during off-hours) or call the L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
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The Woodland police are being assisted by state and federal investigators in what they are classifying as a missing-persons case, but no suspects have been named and much remains publicly unknown about what happened to the young mother.
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" Asked specifically on Monday if Frazee was a suspect, Woodland Park Police Chief Miles De Young said he was the father of Berreth's child and that they were investigating a missing-persons case and would "leave it at that.
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"Police are trying to establish if there are any missing persons in the area who require assistance," It's also possible that the distress sign was created months ago and went unseen, or that the sign is simply a prank.
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The Vietnamese Office for Seeking Missing Persons was founded 45 years ago as a concession to American demands that Vietnam do more to account for the missing Americans before Washington would lift economic sanctions or consider war-recovery aid.
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On Tuesday, the Buffalo Police Department issued a missing persons report on Facebook for Noelvin's parents — Plaud, 24, and Valentin-Colon, 31, both of Orlando — as well as their family friend, Dhamyl Mirella Roman-Audiffred, 29, also of Orlando.
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Aghdam told police that "she left home due to a disagreement with family members," after which police said authorities confirmed she didn't need help, took her out of the missing persons system and notified her family that she was found safe.
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In late 2017, Rebekah Heath, a librarian who had a "hobby for missing persons," saw a post on an ancestry message board from 2000 about a woman named Marlyse McWaters and her daughter Sarah, according to New Hampshire State Police Sgt.
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At least 63 are now dead from a Northern California wildfire, and officials say they have a missing persons list with 631 names on it in an ever-evolving accounting of the missing after the nation's deadliest wildfire in a century.
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People can't file reports directly through the device, but eventually, Flanagan hopes future updates will allow Alexa to answer generic questions about how to report crime, updates on missing persons in the area, and which numbers to call for specific issues.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatia and Serbia vowed on Monday to intensify work on minority rights, border issues and searches for missing persons from their 1990s war, in an effort to improve ties that remain sour decades after the collapse of Yugoslavia.
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Newman said officers and the FBI are working with the company to determine all of the locations where the carnival recently stopped to see if there are any missing persons in those areas who could possibly be connected to Wright.
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Martinez became one of the most memorable contestants of last season of The Bachelor for her young age (she was 22 at the time of filming) in addition to making headlines after being removed from a missing persons list in California.
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In one sense, these senators were feeding a burgeoning conspiracy among conservatives, some of whom believed Ford's allegations against Kavanaugh suggested a literal case of missing persons or mistaken identity: Someone assaulted Ford, they could agree—it just wasn't Kavanaugh.
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Five days later — perhaps longer than any missing-persons case has lasted in the area, and four days since the disappearance was first reported by relatives — authorities do not know why or how Tibbetts went missing, or who may be responsible.
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It's been more than 10 days since Jade, who has also been called Arlo, didn't return home after going to meet a friend at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, on June 26, according to a NYPD missing persons report.
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Though German shepherds can assist in tracking in their capacity as K9 units, bloodhounds are used by police agencies to pick up where shepherds leave off, since the latter breed are more effective at sniffing out suspects or missing persons.
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This technology has the potential to replace potentially hazardous operations like fire-fighting or infrastructure inspection, help find missing persons, allow construction crews to monitor sites for safety hazards and empower hospitals to transport urgently needed medication to remote locations.
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Beginning in 1988, the movie takes place in the town of Derry, which is unusually prone to missing persons in general and especially children, snatched away by an ancient evil that, someone eventually figures out, appears to resurface every 27 years.
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The only automated calls exempt from the government's rules are those announcing emergencies such as weather alerts, missing persons and school closures, along with calls from charities, debt collectors, political campaigns and contractors with whom the customer has done business before.
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The Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence, a prominent Indonesian nongovernmental organization that documents rights abuses by the military and the police, will not participate in the symposium for precisely that reason, said Haris Azhar, the group's coordinator.
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Meaghan Gray, a spokeswoman for the Toronto Police Service, said the police have made "considerable strides in providing bias-free police work," and noted that Chief Saunders had announced in December a review of how missing-persons investigations were conducted.
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Nationwide, the murder rate for Native women is ten times that of the average American; in Montana, Native citizens are 6.7 percent of the population, yet between 2016-2018, they made up 26 percent of the state's missing persons reports.
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But on January 7, he shared his suspicions with a social worker, who searched his name on Google and found a profile of Latulip in the Waterloo Region Record, written as part of a series on missing persons' cold cases.
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Unfortunately, it's easy to understand why many people readily speculated about a connection between the missing persons cases and human trafficking, or concluded that the number of missing teens in DC had reached crisis level without the news media reporting on it.
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Allowing tracking devices — which can include locking bracelets and anklets — to be applied for purposes other than locating missing persons seemed to many critics to open up the floodgates for their use in ways that would inappropriately limit the autonomy of disabled Americans.
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Joe Apps, the manager of the National Crime Agency's Missing Persons Bureau, told the BBC in 2012 that the bureau—using data from 3,000 previous cases—can make informed assumptions about a missing person's whereabouts, taking into account their age and gender.
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Lee Bo, 65, a shareholder of Causeway Bay Books and a British passport holder, went missing from Hong Kong in late December, although his wife has withdrawn a missing persons report saying he traveled to China voluntarily to assist in an unspecified investigation.
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This popular internet forum has spawned a massive community of amateur internet detectives, many of them professionals or retired members of law enforcement or related fields, who use their powers to identify missing persons and generate leads and suspects in unsolved crimes.
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Smith was indicted on an additional murder charge on Thursday in the fatal shooting more than a year ago of Veronica Abouchuk, 52, who was last seen by family in July 2018 and was described in a missing-persons report as being homeless.
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Margue said some progress had been made toward human rights by the administration of sacked prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, such as the establishment of a missing persons' office to trace the thousands of Tamils and minority Muslims who disappeared during the war.
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At the most recent Missing in Arizona Day in Phoenix last October, Border Patrol agents, most of them out of uniform to avoid spooking families, found information in their records on 16 people out of 70 missing persons reports filed that day.
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From terrorism to missing persons to crimes against persons and property, the ability of facial recognition and AI to greatly improve the safety security of our communities and country shouldn't be so easily thrown onto the trash heap of anti-police bias.
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On June 2628 and 28500, at a series of meetings organized by the treaty-based International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) at its headquarters in the Netherlands, policymakers and experts will come together to develop strategies to tackle key aspects of the problem.
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A search for the childhood friends started as a missing persons case when their burned-out Dodge truck was discovered on July 19, but they soon became suspects in the murders of Leonard Dyck, 64, Chynna Deese, 24, and Lucas Fowler, 23.
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"At that point the search for the remaining four individuals will be handed over to the RCMP as a missing persons case, as per our normal procedures for these types of unfortunate incidents," he said The pilot was among those confirmed dead.
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Just the same, he's floored when a simple missing persons case leads to a vengeance drama involving an electric cattle prod with enough volts "to knock a steer sideways" and a savage beating that has him hanging tough but eventually screaming for mercy.
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Mr. Woods, who used hashtags combining his name with the name or geography of the fires — #CampFireJamesWoods and #SoCalFiresJamesWoods — said he wanted to create a unique set of keywords that could become the go-to place for people looking for missing persons.
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"There's been no resolutions, no breakthrough and no ideas on how to," said Haris Azhar, a former coordinator of the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence, an Indonesian nongovernmental organization that documents human rights abuses by the military and the police.
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Previously, the Missing Persons DNA Program, housed within the California Department of Justice, had uploaded the infant's DNA to be checked weekly against the federal Combined DNA Index System, which tracks data recovered from crime scenes, said Edward Medrano, the department's chief.
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The Urban Indian Health Institute has found that there were 85033,712 reports of missing American Indian and Alaska Native women and girls in 2016, but that just 116 were logged in the Justice Department's federal missing persons database, according to a February report.
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His search puts Shaun in touch with the amateur sleuths at a website that matches missing persons with unidentified bodies; pretty soon, they're convinced Teddy died at the hands of a serial killer they're tracking, a killer who preys on gay men.
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In addition to opening the files and looking for evidence of collaboration, Albania plans to sign an agreement with the International Commission on Missing Persons that would pave the way for an official effort to find and identify the remains of the disappeared.
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Sprawled across a table were missing persons fliers from telephone poles across New York City; a legal pad of names, each marked with whether they'd been reached; photographs of victims sent by family members; and typed pages of her real-time notes.
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Secret recordings New information has been revealed in a video the sisters secretly recorded at a hotel on September 10, when six Hong Kong police officers arrived in response to a missing persons report, filed by their father and the Saudi consulate.
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Most of the over 303,230 people listed in missing-persons reports have turned up safe, including evacuees who failed to alert authorities after fleeing their homes, but authorities still fear they may find more charred bodies as they move into previously inaccessible areas.
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WATCH: Leah Remini says Scientology Tried to Get Her to Convert Kevin James—Why She Never Did In addition, Remini has been outspoken about Miscavige and his wife Shelly, whom she filed a missing persons report for in 2014 with the Los Angeles Police Department.
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High volumes of missing persons reports are not uncommon in the days following a natural disaster because so many survivors fail to check in with loved ones right away or lack the means to do so because of phone and power outages, authorities said.
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Viral video shows a massive wave crash down on dozens of tourists at a 'tsunami pool' in ChinaAn Australian farmer found a surgical plate and 6 screws inside the stomach of a 15-foot crocodile — and he thinks it could solve a missing persons case
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"Most of the skeletal remains we get have been in not the best conditions -- they've been out in the elements, exposed to heat or a lot of humidity," said Connie Fisher, the missing persons program manager in the DNA Casework Unit at the FBI laboratory.
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On 11 June, at the initiative of the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP), representatives from Cyprus, Greece, Malta and Italy will meet in Rome to discuss measures that governments can begin implementing together in order to address the issue of missing migrants more effectively.
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In "The Office of Missing Persons," a Sri Lankan Tamil father engages with the police to find his teenage son — this during the final and bloodiest phase of the nearly 30-year Sri Lankan civil war between the Sinhalese majority and the separatist Tamil Tigers.
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The very real history of discrimination in missing persons cases and cultural devaluation of marginalized lives, paired with their stark physical commonalities (most were 5'73 or under and slightly built, clustered in the same age bracket), helped the story quickly go viral on social media.
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"With the recent events surrounding the Amanda Eller missing persons case, and the miracle that she was found alive after so long alone, the Mina ohana has faith that Kekai will be found alive as well," one person said in a post on the family's Facebook page.
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In April, DCF began investigating an allegation that Evan had been abused, Gilmore said, and on July 6 — the same day Evan is listed in missing-persons reports as disappearing — the court issued a protection from abuse order for Carlo Brewer on behalf of his son.
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More than 21990,22008 of its opponents were executed, the remains of more than 5,000 of them dumped in secret mass graves, according to the International Commission on Missing Persons and Albania's Institute of Integration of Ex-Politically Persecuted, which began exhuming and identifying bodies in 2019.
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Given the inherent invasion of privacy involved with this police tool—not to mention the shroud of secrecy surrounding it—the Stingray is assumed to be reserved for matters of the utmost urgency, like locating missing persons, investigating murder cases… and tracking down chicken-wing thieves.
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Numerous factors have fueled this belief — including the police department's use of social media to circulate information about missing persons cases, questions about a potential link to human trafficking, and the historical lack of police and media attention that cases involving missing people of color tend to receive.
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"Our measure of success is based on our objective as an organisation; to create awareness for both the issue of missing persons as well as the individual loved ones, and to provide practical support to their families in order to alleviate the overwhelming stress of ambiguous loss," O'Keeffe added.
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A Hawaii father who killed his 6-year-old son in 1997 in what became a famous missing persons case was sentenced to 20 years in prison Monday after accepting a plea deal requiring him to lead investigators to where he hid the boy's body, according to multiple reports.
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The report doesn't specify what kind of predictive insights authorities expect to glean about individuals from social media posts, but police already use social media to monitor people and events for signs of crime, or in the case of missing persons investigations, to discern when a person went missing.
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Lindsey's mysterious disappearance, a missing persons case that made national headlines, has become a kidnapping and homicide investigation, Sheriff Rick Scott of Grays Harbor County said at a news conference on Thursday, adding that he would remain involved until the "monster" who killed the girl was held accountable.
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After his upset victory over President Mahinda Rajapaksa, Mr. Sirisena said he would set up a truth, justice and reconciliation commission; create an office to investigate the fate of tens of thousands of missing persons; prohibit torture and create a judicial mechanism to ensure accountability for past atrocities.
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For about eight years, activists say, the police were uninterested in vigorously pursuing missing persons cases involving gay men or members of minority groups in and around a strip of Church Street lined with business catering to gays, and dismissed fears that a serial killer was at work.
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Mr. Azhar, the coordinator of the nongovernmental organization Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence, said his organization alone had collected evidence of at least 16 mass graves containing as many as 40 bodies each, mostly on the main Indonesian island of Java, but also on Bali and Sulawesi.
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If passed, the Not Invisible Act would make the federal government step up its efforts in improving the tracking and reporting of data on instances of missing persons, murder and human trafficking of indigenous people, especially Native women and girls — who are disproportionately likely to become victims of sex trafficking.
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The ICMP has played a key role in helping governments around the world account for missing persons following conflict, and can testify firsthand to the fact that where large numbers of persons are unaccounted for, significant segments of the population have no reason to place their faith in a fledgling peace.
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Iconic presenter Robert Stack went to that big trenchcoat in the sky in 2003, but in the decade-plus since, dozens of podcast hosts have picked up where he left off, often leading amateur investigations into long-forgotten missing persons, decades-old cold cases, and assorted sightings of equally assorted cryptids.
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While multiple pieces of legislation like Savanna's Act—which would further update the various national missing persons databases and implement country-wide standards for law enforcement agencies serving Native communities—have been introduced, all of the MMIW bills have fallen short of earning the president's signature due to shameless political bickering.
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The viral hashtag #MissingDCGirls started as a way to raise awareness of several cases involving missing black and Latinx teenagers in Washington, DC. But it's led to complications for the DC police department, which is now attempting to curb public alarm over what authorities claim is a typical number of missing persons cases.
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The 22-year-old standout contestant from the current season of The Bachelor went viral this week after being removed from a missing persons list in California when someone recognized her from the show — but her biggest concern right now seems to be the photo of her that was used by authorities.
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When Latulip had the apparent epiphany about his name, the social worker, who police are also not identifying because of privacy concerns, immediately researched his name and came across an unsolved missing persons case and a cold case news article from a neighboring town paper written in 2014 that matched his recollections.
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Or rather, heroines: she plays twins Sara and Jess, the latter of whom has ditched her English teaching job in Tokyo to go check out that creepy forest she ostensibly saw that one time on Vice, the former of whom goes to find her missing sister after a missing persons report is filed.
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A missing-persons flier said he was known to drive a white 2014 Dodge Ram and gave the license number — information that Carolina Potter says she shared with airport authorities, who assured her that if the vehicle was in one of their lots, it would turn up during a regular security sweep.
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"Somebody who was looking at the John Does in Arizona and missing persons on the Charley Project—an Irish woman, actually—she realized that this John Doe who disappeared in Arizona just two days after the guy in Texas was wearing the same crucifix necklace as the guy in Texas," Good says.
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" Kevin Winker, the director of investigative operations for the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, echoed that in his comments to reporters "We're treating this as a missing persons investigation and we are trying to find Mollie, and that continues to be our focus," he said, noting that the lack of answers is "frustrating for everybody.
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Considering the potential uses of facial recognition technology, whether it be for hardcore surveillance, finding missing persons, detecting celebrity stalkers, social media image tagging, or unlocking your phone or house, many people might not want their face used for this type of AI training — particularly if it involves pinpointing people by gender or race.
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Today, the medical examiner's office employs more than 30 examiners; conducts an average of 5,500 autopsies annually in deaths from crimes, accidents, suicides or those that are deemed suspicious; identifies missing persons; operates the largest public DNA laboratory in the country; and maintains a repository for unidentified remains at the National September 11 Memorial.
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ViCAP had existed since the 1980s as an unwieldy, paper catalog of case notes from across the nation, but in 2009, it was brought online to help trade valuable information about serial crimes, homicides, sexual assaults, and cases of missing persons and unidentified remains, allowing cops to connect dots between cases across multiple jurisdictions.
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Alexis tags along while David, Patrick, and a raccoon-eyed Stevie (still wearing her Cabaret show makeup, which is supposed to be a hot mess, but Emily Hampshire pulls it off) head to the site, which is "the only venue for miles that doesn't look like a scene from a missing persons docuseries," says David.
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In a 2016 study, sociologist Zach Sommers found that missing white women received a disproportionate amount of news coverage compared to women of color and men — half of the articles about missing persons that Sommers studied were about white women, though white women are only about a third of the population, according to NPR.
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Heather Anne Lacey was 30 years old when she was last seen on November 21, 2013, according to The Charley Project, which tracks cold-case missing persons cases In March, Lilian Argueta found Lacey's body when she opened the freezer that had been delivered to her business in Margate from an apartment in Hollywood, Florida, reports the Sun-Sentinel.
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A DRDC report published last month shows the Saskatchewan Police Predictive Analytics Lab (SPPAL)—a partnership between police, the provincial Ministry of Justice, and the University of Saskatchewan—is analyzing historical missing persons data with a focus on children in provincial care, habitual runaways, and missing Indigenous persons, and building tools to predict who might go missing.
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WATCH: The Bachelor's Bekah M. Was on a Missing Persons List — Until a Fan Recognized Her from the Show Martinez first went viral after the North Coast Journal shared its cover story to Facebook last week and asked if readers recognized any of the 35 people that were listed as missing from Humboldt County on the California Department of Justice's website.
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"This is an open missing persons case, and we hope that [the Fish and Wildlife Commission] reopens their investigation and utilizes the expert resources of other government agencies as well as the private sector if necessary to extrapolate the data from the recovered iPhone," Cohen's parents said in a statement posted to the Perry J. Cohen Foundation's Facebook page Saturday morning.
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Nazibullah Ansari, who had been sent to study in Malaysia, sent his brother a farewell message in January 2015 saying, "I have come to Iraq to join IS, I will not be in touch with you anymore, and won't be coming back," said Abul Kalam, the officer in charge at the police station in Chittagong, where a missing-persons report was filed this month.
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees facilitates Refunite's outreach in camps and refers family tracing cases; Refunite, in turn, sends people who need protection to the U.N.H.C.R. Because so much is done free of cost by partners, Refunite can be the world's largest missing persons platform and still be tiny; it has a staff of 25 and an annual budget of $2 million.
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