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About the Author
Carole Moore is a writer whose work has appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines. She has also served as a bureau chief for an ABC news affiliate, a radio news director, and a radio talk show host. She worked as a police officer for twelve years, serving both as a patrol officer and criminal investigator, including a stint on a joint federal task force.
Table of Contents
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nowledgments
• 1 •
Land of the Missing: It’s a Big Ugly World Out There for Families of the Lost
• 2 •
Two Brothers: A Federal Marshal Confronts the Unthinkable
• 3 •
The Police: A Report Card on Police and Missing Persons Cases
• 4 •
Yesterday and Today: DNA, Dental Records, and Other Forensic Tools
• 5 •
Running Away from It All: Missing by Design
• 6 •
Parental Abduction: Stories of the Parents Left Behind
• 7 •
The Mentally Ill and Substance Abuse: The Forgotten Missing
• 8 •
Far and Away: Disappearances Abroad
• 9 •
A Story of Rumors, Gossip, and Innuendo: A Family’s Tragedy Feeds the Gossip Mill
• 10 •
Foul Play Suspected: What Happens When All Hope Is Gone
• 11 •
The Searchers: The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Project Jason, Search and Rescue, Private Eyes, and Others
• 12 •
Happy Endings: These Loved Ones Came Home
Resource Guide
Bibliography
About the Author