Another missing person found because of NamUs

March 16, 2011 Admin Found 0

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Missing Persons Of America
NamUs is a government site that is free to the public where you can search for a missing loved one by description.
NamUs has helped Michigan solve their very first missing person case using the database.  A Michigan man has been looking for his missing brother since 1991, and by using NamUs he was able to find that he was found dead and was buried as an John Doe.

I am so very happy that this database exists and I am trying to spread the word about it.  You can, too.

Click here to read my story about Namus

Click here to read the Michigan story. 

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