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Should police be required to collect DNA evidence for people who are missing as well as from unidentified bodies and put them in a national database for possible matches? They already encourage parents to keep DNA from their children as a preventive measure should they go missing.
Several states would like to establish:

criteria for police to [...]

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From Project Jason:
 
Hello,
 
Most of you have heard of our Campaign for the Missing, a state by state effort to pass legislation which would positively impact how missing and unidentified deceased person cases are handled. (http://www.projectjason.org/legislation.html)
 
We’ve been successful mentoring volunteers with the passage of legislation in 6 states, with several more active. These efforts will continue [...]

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The National Crime Information Center’s (NCIC) Missing Person File was implemented in 1975. Records in the Missing Person File are retained indefinitely, until the individual is located or the record is canceled by the entering agency.
The National Child Search Assistance Act (42 U.S.C. 5779, 5780) requires law enforcement to immediately enter into the National Crime [...]

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The Florida Legislature this year passed Senate Bill 502, the “Jennifer Kesse and Tiffany Sessions  Missing Persons Act.” Governor Crist today ceremonially signed the bill, which broadens the authority of FDLE’s Missing Endangered Persons Information Clearinghouse to provide assistance on investigations involving missing adults younger than 26 and missing adults age 26 and older who [...]

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In the alleged abduction of  a A 15-year-old Austin girl, the kidnapper was able to flee via a Greyhound bus which  has prompted her mother to ask for your help.
 
Maybe you can assist me. My daughter and David Michael Snyder were allowed to leave on a Greyhound bus with no ID required and no questions asked. I [...]

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