MISSING PERSON LINK^®

• Select values above to describe details about the person you are searching for.
• Once you have selected a value from each section, you can enter a search word.
• Enter letters one at a time. You will either see a word with the 'SEARCH' button beside it, or "NO MATCH"
• "NO MATCH" - means that word you are typing is not contained in any reports matching the profile of the person you are searching for.
• When you click the 'SEARCH' button, you will get results from all reports that contain that word.

SEARCH TIPS:
Before you start, write down a list of words which may uniquely identify the missing person you are looking for.
These may include distinctive jewelry, brand of cigarettes, brand of clothing or footwear, inscriptions, engravings, tattoos, names,aliases,nicknames, dental features etc.
You can quickly and easily search each of your words by clicking onto the symbol beside each result to change the word.

RESULTS:

All results will give case details, some with images, and a link to the U.S. or Canadian record.

WARNING! some pictures may be disturbing.

If the subject has had dental work, and therefor can be identified through DENTAL CHARTS, you can find out more by clicking the link provided.

IMPORTANT:
Although dental records and charts may have been submitted to Government Agencies (i.e. NCIC, NAMUS, CPIC etc.) by law enforcement and Medical Examiners/Coroners, the results you will see have NOT BEEN LINKED with Missing Person and Unidentified person files by dental records, although the potential to link them is very high.
To perform a search of Dental Records using DENTAL CHART SEQUENCING, which no Governmemt Agency employs (and you have the records), click here.

ADVANCED FEATURES:

• Only words contained in the reports are indexed. (i.e. mis-spelled words, (i.e. [wathc for watch]), typing errors (i.e. 0 [zero] for O [upper case letter O] are indexed as they are spelled in the report.)
• The search engine works in all of the 65 languages listed on the 'Google' search box (upper right)
  Translation of results may take a little time. Please be patient.