Research
Open-source research
Review publicly available information and material shared by authorized contacts. Record sources and distinguish verified facts from unconfirmed claims.
Missing persons · Research and analysis
MISSING PERSONS.INFORMATION THAT SUPPORTS THE SEARCH.
We support families and authorized organizations searching for missing people by organizing information, researching public sources and verifying leads. Clear timelines and geospatial analysis help turn fragmented information into documented next steps.
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Support for the search
A case-specific scope, handled with discretion and care.
Verification
Lead and sighting assessment
Cross-check dates, locations and the context of reported sightings. Identify inconsistencies and document the confidence and limitations of each lead.
Geospatial analysis
Maps and timelines
Organize known locations and reported sightings on a map and timeline to support search planning. Estimates remain clearly separated from confirmed observations.
Documentation
Case summaries and evidence
Prepare source registers, lead summaries and documented timelines for authorized contacts and, where appropriate, the authorities handling the case.
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How to start
01 · Initial contact
Share a brief overview
Tell us your relationship to the missing person, the general region and approximate date of disappearance. Keep the first message brief; do not include identity documents, passwords or precise private addresses.
02 · Case review
Define the scope
We review the request, the authorized point of contact, available information and what support is feasible. Scope, cost, communication and information handling are agreed before work starts.
03 · Analysis
Receive documented findings
Research and analysis produce a structured record of findings, open questions and leads, with agreed updates to the designated contact.
Care, privacy and realistic expectations
This service supports search efforts; it does not replace police investigations or emergency response, and cannot guarantee that a person will be located. In an emergency, contact local emergency services directly.
We assess requests before accepting a case and protect the privacy and safety of the person being sought. Sensitive findings are shared only with appropriate authorized recipients. This is not a service for covertly tracking someone or disclosing a person's private location without an appropriate basis.
Need help organizing a missing person case?
Start with a confidential inquiry so we can assess the support needed.