Professional  Missing  &  Abducted  Children  Investigations

Take Action Immediately

If you believe your child is missing, it is critical to immediately take the actions noted
below.

Search anywhere a child could crawl into or hide and possibly be asleep or
unable to get out. This includes closets, piles of laundry, in and under beds, inside large
appliances, in vehicles including trunks or any other space into which a child might fit.

Check with relatives, neighbors and friends of your child to see if they have any
information to help locate your child. For older children check all forms of communication
used by your family to see if your child has provided information about a change in plans
or updated schedule. If you still cannot find your child, immediately call your local
law enforcement agency.

Seek the assistance of responsible adults near you. Some children are missing from
locations in which others are nearby. For instance, if your child becomes separated from
you while shopping, immediately notify the store manager or security office and ask for
assistance in finding your child. Then immediately call law enforcement. Many stores
have initiated a plan of action if a child is missing while shopping in their establishment
that may help speed a recovery once activated.

When you call law enforcement, be prepared to provide your child’s:

Name

Date of birth

Height

Weight

Unique identifiers such as eyeglasses or contact lenses, braces, body piercings, tattoos
and other key physical attributes

When talking with law enforcement, be prepared to describe and provide:

When you noticed your child was missing

Where you last saw your child

What your child was wearing when last seen

What circumstances, if any, about the situation indicate a significant and unexplained

deviation from your child’s daily routine

Most Recent Photo or Photo’s Of Your Child

We do not believe there is any way for a person to even imagine what it would be like to have a child missing.

After you have taken the necessary steps listed above. If you feel you need additional help from a private investigator. Contact us for a free consultation. We may take on your missing or abducted child case at greatly reduced fee or even pro bono.