For the Lost Newsletter

Runaway kids make up a large portion of missing kids. They’re also some of the cases that get resolved the fastest. Most runaways return home after a day or two. At least half of them are found within six months. Only a few last a year or more. But some do. Some last until the…
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When unidentified bodies are connected to each other by DNA, it’s usually a big deal. One unidentified person is a tragedy, but two - who are related to…
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How can a baby less than three months old vanish and that be all that’s known about their disappearance? Why is so little known? And what’s to do about…
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There has always been a small percentage of missing children that parents will explain their disappearance by saying the child was given away or sold…
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There’s something especially unusual about a whole family vanishing. Even one person suddenly up and leaving their old life is enough to take note…
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Genetics is not something most of the population is interested in. They might be interested in what genetics can do, but the actual nitty-gritty of the…
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What would you do if you saw someone being abducted? Someone’s being dragged off or being forced into a car by someone else. Try to intervene? Call the…
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We’ve all had prejudiced thoughts. And whether we like it or not, those thoughts have probably put us at a disadvantage at some point. Those prejudiced…
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Helpful sites
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
The Charley Project
The Doe Network
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