Missing

120 cases from public third-party registers. We show the facts and link through to the organisation handling the case.

Why no photos?

Photographs of missing persons are usually owned by the family or by the police force that released them. Republishing them on a third-party platform raises copyright concerns and, more importantly, emotional ones for families who keep revisiting those images. We therefore show only the factual details and link directly to the organisation handling the case. There you will find the photograph, the full story and contact details.

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