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The Charley Project profiles over 16,000 “cold case” missing people mainly from the United States. It does not actively investigate cases; it is merely a publicity vehicle for missing people who are often neglected by the press and forgotten all too soon.
FBI list of 43 unsolved missing cases of people under the age of 21. Here's the list, by date of disappearance: Daniel Barter was 4 years old when he went missing from Perdido Bay, Alabama,...
We provide free tools and services to collaboratively help unsolved cases of murder, missing persons and serial offenses. Join for free and help victims, family members, friends, community sleuths and law enforcement.
The Doe Network is a Non-profit 100% volunteer organization devoted to assisting investigating agencies in bringing closure to national and international cold cases concerning Missing & Unidentified Persons.
More than 200,000 unsolved cases have gone cold since 1980. Uncovered is the nation’s largest database of information powered by you. Together, we can do better.
The evolution of missing persons investigations have come a long way since the 1970s, when a lack of training and tools resulted in a slew of cold cases.
The North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation works with law enforcement agencies across the state on unsolved missing person and homicide cases. These cases are referred to the Cold Case unit by the law enforcement agency.
Investigators specializing in cold cases and missing people have discovered the identity of an Illinois woman who went missing in the 1970s. The Cook County sheriff’s office says it’s one of the most unusual cases they’ve encountered because the person, who died in 2015, died with the name Seven.
Buried alive: Unanswered questions linger in death of North Dakota man. It began as a missing persons investigation, was soured by allegations of police indifference and ineptitude, then led to...
North Dakota Missing Persons. We provide the latest missing persons information to law enforcement officials, educators, and community members throughout the state of North Dakota. If you identify or have any information about a missing person, please contact your local law enforcement agency.