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Missing Adults: more books (100)

The Missing Piece (An Ursula Nordstrom Book) by Shel Silverstein, 1976-05-30

Missing in Action by Amanda Young, 2007-09-01

Tribal Church: Ministering to the Missing Generation by Carol Howard Merritt, 2007-09-10

Missing (Vortex Books) by Spirn, M.S., 2006-09-01

Days Missing by Phil Hester, David Hine, et all 2010-03-10

Missing and Murdered Children (Impact Books) by Margaret O. Hyde, 1998-03

The Missing Butterfly by Megan Derr, 2010-01-01

Mystery of the Missing Candlestick by June Weltman, 2004-02

The Mystery of the Missing Necklace (Mysteries) by Enid Blyton, 2003-03-06

My Sister Is Missing: Bringing A Killer To Justice by Sherrie Gladden-Davis, Brad Crawford, 2005-03-01

Bo and the Missing Dogs (The Bo Series) by Lynn Simmons, 2003-10-31

29 Missing: The True and Tragic Story of the Disappearance of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald by Andrew Kantar, 1998-06

Missing the Boat: The Failure to Internationalize American Higher Education by Craufurd D. Goodwin, Michael Nacht, 2009-01-29

Hamish and the Missing Teddy by Moira Munro, 2004-10-29

lists with details

Missing Persons Throughout The World
Missing Persons Netherlands NL, Center for missing adults USA, Missing PersonsCold Case Network US. Association of Liberation Children NL, They Are Missing CA,
http://www.mispers.com/link.html

Extractions: Other Missing Persons - Personal Websites Louise Kerton Jamie Marr Michael D. Wilk Doctor Javier Olguín Polo ... Amy Lynn Bradley Other Missing Persons Organisations Child Quest International Missing Children Society USA Vancouver Missing Women CA Missing Children Organization USA Search Organisation UK Missing Persons Helpline UK Missing Irish People IRL Missing In Ireland IRL Armed Forces Reunited UK Missing Persons Netherlands NL Center for Missing Adults USA Missing Persons Cold Case Network US Association of Liberation Children NL They Are Missing CA World Wide Police Websites Cambridgeshire Police UK Hampshire Police UK Metropolitan Police UK Essex Police UK Strathclyde Police UK Union County Ohio USA Bedfordshire Police UK New York State Police USA ... New York Police Missing Persons USA Hong Kong Police HK West Yorkshire Police UK Michigan State Police USA Bedfordshire Police Missing Persons UK A N Y financial contributions towards the operating
COURT TV ONLINE - PEOPLE
The organization held a candlelight vigil in honor of Chandra Levy in Modesto inmidMay and currently features rewards for 13 other missing adults and children
http://www.courttv.com/people/webwatch/0801_ctv.html

Extractions: Court TV A young woman with flawless ivory skin, curly black hair and a well-toned physique stares intently with an air of confidence expected from an ambitious 23-year-old with her life ahead of her. Forget about her romantic link to Calif. U.S. Rep. Gary Condit. And Chandra Levy is just another pretty face in a large crowd of young women who go missing every year without a trace. "This Web site was created so that anyone knowing anything that might lead us to Chandra, or wanting to help us spread the word about her disappearance, can easily find where to call, access news updates, and download flyers for print and email," the letter from Bob and Susan Levy states. The Levy family contacted the Modesto-based Carole Sund Carrington Memorial Foundation, which helped get the site up. Established in memory of three women killed last year in Yosemite National Park, the foundation offers rewards for information about missing persons and crimes against them, if applicable. The organization held a candlelight vigil in honor of Chandra Levy in Modesto in mid-May and currently features rewards for 13 other missing adults and children. The Chandra Levy site, which went up May 13, is also affiliated with National Missing Childrens Organization and Center for Missing Adults in Phoenix, Arizona. The group's
State Of Indiana - Amber Plan
missing adults, runaways, and children taken in child custody disputesdo NOT qualify for Amber Alert activation in Indiana. The
http://www.amberalertindiana.com/amberplan.shtml

Extractions: Return Home History of the Amber Alert Plan In January 1996, nine year old Amber Hagerman was riding her bicycle when a neighbor heard the girl scream. The neighbor saw a man pull Amber off her bike, throw her into the front seat of his pickup truck, and drive away at a high speed. The neighbor called police and provided a description of the suspect and his vehicle, but couldn't recall much else. Arlington, TX police and the FBI interviewed other neighbors and searched for the suspect and vehicle. Local radio and TV stations covered the story in their regular newscasts. Four days later, Amber's body was found in a drainage ditch four miles away. Her throat has been cut. Her kidnapping and murder remain unsolved. A concerned citizen contacted a Dallas, TX radio station suggesting the idea that Dallas radio stations should repeat news bulletins about abducted children just like they do severe weather warnings. The idea was presented to the general managers of the radio stations in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. They agreed that such a program would provide an important public service and might help save the life of a child. The Dallas Amber Plan was started in July 1997 to help safely recover missing children that police believe have been abducted. Since then, the program has successfully recovered eight children and expanded to other cities and states nationwide.
Sign Up To Receive Amber Alerts Via Email About Amber Hagerman
missing adults, runaways, and children taken in child custody disputes usuallydo NOT qualify for Amber Plan activation. How does the Amber Plan work?
http://www.amber-plan.net/the_plan.htm

Extractions: Sign Up to Receive Amber Alerts via Email About Amber Hagerman The Amber Plan The Houston Plan ... How to Start an Amber Plan in Your Area The Amber Plan was started in July 1997 to help safely recover missing children that police believe have been abducted. The Association of Radio Managers (ARM) in Dallas, Texas, created the program in memory of 9-year-old Amber Hagerman who was abducted and murdered in 1996. The goal of the Amber Plan is the safe recovery of missing children that a law enforcement agency believes has been abducted and is in danger of serious harm or death. Missing adults, runaways, and children taken in child custody disputes usually do NOT qualify for Amber Plan activation. How does the Amber Plan work? In Dallas, for example, a law enforcement agency faxes an Amber Alert message to two radio stations in Dallas. Those stations will relay the message to other radio and television stations using the Emergency Alert System (EAS), the same system used to broadcast severe weather warnings and TV crawls. Broadcasters agree to interrupt their programming and broadcast the Amber Alert message (and any updates) every half-hour for the next two hours or until the child is safely recovered.
Houston Police Online -- Missing Persons Photos
missing adults (18 years of age or older) must be reported in personat the Southeast Police Station, 8300 Mykawa Road, Houston, Texas.
http://www.ci.houston.tx.us/department/police/missing.htm

Extractions: Click name or picture for more information. Missing Person Last Seen Maria Solis March 4, 2003 Barbara Ciera Dozier February 13, 2003 Abundio Ramirez May 16, 2002 Laura Ayala March 10, 2002 Melvin Butler March 10, 2002 Angel Rojas April 25, 2000 Wensheng Zheng August 16, 1999 Joyce Elaine McAdams May 12, 1998 Cathrine Hammel March 23, 1998 Scott Brown September 8, 1996 Esteban Garcia September 24, 1995 Calvin Conerly November 9, 1994 Jennifer Coibion May 22, 1994 Aurora Rojas July 24, 1993 Jessie Cooper June 12, 1993 How to Report a Missing Person: Missing adults (18 years of age or older) must be reported in person at the Southeast Police Station, 8300 Mykawa Road, Houston, Texas. Missing juveniles (17 years of age or younger) may be reported by calling HPD Juvenile Division at 713-731-5223. The reportee must then proceed to a police station or storefront to sign a medical/dental information release and have a TRAK flyer prepared. Missing persons who are elderly, mentally or physically challenged, may be reported by calling HPD Juvenile Division at 713-731-5223.
Missing Kids
Center for Missing and Exploited Children This site is primarily geared to helpin the recovery of missing children, but will also contain missing adults.
http://home.sprynet.com/~scrc/missing kids.htm

Extractions: Please Help Me Find My Two Boys My two sons, Landon and Logan Walker, were abducted (on November 5th 1999) by their father Craig Walker. He picked them up on November 5th, 1999, for their weekend visitation and never returned them home. Craig had found a buyer for our Germantown, Tenn. home and hired someone to pose as me. Her name is Jeannice Buris Gage. She obtained an Arkansas drivers license with her photo and my information. Also on November 5th, 1999, Craig and Jeannice (posing as Christy Walker) closed on the sale of my home then went to a National Bank where my signature was forged again and a check was cashed for more than $26,000.00, the proceeds from my home. Craig had also obtained passports for my children and himself, without my knowledge. To this date the authorities do not feel the passports have been used. Click Here For All The Details Contact me E-Mail Child Alert Foundation
Tile.net
Locatingmissing adults. URL alt.missingadults. Documents Moderated Moderater Click here. TILE.NET/NEWS The Reference to Usenet Newsgroups.
http://www.tile.net/news/showlists.php?news_id=120
Sciexp
Law enforcement agencies often delay activating a search for missing adults becausethey assume the adults will return home on their own, said Meredeth Rowe
http://www.cpet.ufl.edu/sciexpl/med030.htm

Extractions: Nurse Researcher Identifies Search Criteria for Wandering Alzheimer's Patients By Catherine A. Clay-Antoine Less than 4 percent of memory-impaired adults who wander away from home are able to return unassisted, according to a new University of Florida study. The findings, based on data collected through the national Alzheimer's Association Safe Return Program, underscore the need for public safety agencies to establish procedures for launching search-and-rescue efforts quickly when a missing person has Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia, a UF nurse researcher said. "Law enforcement agencies often delay activating a search for missing adults because they assume the adults will return home on their own," said Meredeth Rowe, an associate professor at the UF College of Nursing and the UF Institute on Aging. "However, this research clearly shows those policies need to be different for adults who are cognitively impaired as a result of Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia." Realizing the UF study results may be critically important in helping to find such adults, the American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease and Other Dementias has given permission to release the research findings before publication.
The Nation's Missing Children Organization & Center For Missing Adults
adults, please contact the Delaware State Police Department, the appropriate Department listed above, or the Delaware missing
http://www.nmco.org/

Extractions: Click Here Apply online through our secure server for a FREE Kids I.D. card. IF YOU ARE A PARENT OR FAMILY MEMBER OF A MISSING PERSON AND WOULD LIKE TO CORRESPOND WITH OTHER FAMILIES. PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO missingeb@aol.com AND REQUEST AN INVITATION TO JOIN , A PRIVATE ONLINE SUPPORT GROUP. Please send all of your questions, comments, and suggestions
The Missing Link - Offering Hope To Troubled Youth & Adults
Linking troubled youth and adults with lifechanging programs; online chapel, home of David Wilkerson's Pulpit Series.
http://misslink.org
Missing Children And Adults
Articles about missing children and adults, as well as other resources, from About.com.
http://crime.about.com/msub38.htm
Hamilton Learning Centre
A private school specializing children and adults with learning obstacles such as learning disabilities, English as a second language and missing basic skills.
http://hamiltonlearningcentre.com/
Rino Kids Missing Children Page
Register of missing children and adults.
http://www.rinokids.com/Children/

Extractions: RINO KIDS MISSING CHILDREN PAGE 1 Amy Buchanan Runaway 11-MAR-2003 Dusti Medlin Runaway 08-MAR-2003 Mariana Cisneros Kidnapped 20-FEB-2003 Sofia Juarez Missing 04-FEB-2003 Crystal Welch Runaway 22-JAN-2003 Leslie Coker Runaway 11-JAN-2003 Hannah Reyes Kidnapped 15-DEC-2002 Jeremy DeWalt Kidnapped 25-OCT-2002 Dustin Gore Runaway 15-SEP-2002 Chance Chavis Kidnapped 31-JUL-2002 Allen Chavis Kidnapped 31-JUL-2002 Lawrence Williams Runaway 30-JUN-2002 Kristen Sharpe Runaway 18-JUN-2002 Kimberly Huey Runaway 06-JUN-2002 Chris Samples Kidnapped 31-MAY-2002 Missing Children Pages: NEXT THIS PAGE WAS LAST UPDATED 27 Mar 2003 MENU Home Closed Cases Contact Us Kidnappers ... Sponsors SPONSORED BY FEATURED CASES Annie Scoudon David Dilloway Dewayne Lee Dorothy Barnett ... Rino Kids Powered by Free Site Templates
Missing Children:Project Find
Will help find missing children and adults for free.
http://www.missingchildacc.org

Extractions: Find@MissingChildACC.org Project Find deals with grave situations of intense consequence to those involved: Missing, Lost, or Abducted Children & Adults. Since 1998, Project Find has been utilizing psychics, intuitives, and otherwise gifted individuals to help in solving "missing persons" or "abducted children" cases. Project Find consists of an all volunteer staff which is happy to be of service and to help those in need. Although these services are given freely, and often at significant emotional and physical expense of the volunteer involved, their value is beyond measure to a family with a lost or abducted child or adult, and should not be taken lightly or utilized frivolously. Project Find has been assisting in finding lost, missing, or abducted children and adults since 1997, and has an excellent success ratio.
Delaware's Missing Persons
of the above adults, please contact the Delaware State Police Department, the appropriateDepartment listed above, or the Delaware missing Children Information
http://www.state.de.us/missing/persons/delmissp.htm

Extractions: Left her apartment at the villas New Castle, de. On Monday, 2/2/98. Victim is on anti depressants and may have endangered herself. NCCPD# 32-98-016341 NIC# m099501257 If you have any information on any of the above adults, please contact the Delaware State Police Department, the appropriate Department listed above, or the Delaware Missing Children Information Clearinghouse at 1-302-739-5883. Another site voluntarily created by:
MISSING-ADULTS
Search on This Term Main Index TopTerm Index Term Index Prev TermMISDIAGNOSIS Next Term MISSISSIPPI missingadults. Broader Terms adults
http://www.alzheimers.org/chid/00001649.htm
Missing Children And Adults
Advertisement. missing Children and adults Guide picks. 'missing Child OrganizationsOrganizations and websites that help find missing children and adults.
http://crime.about.com/cs/missingpersons/
Missing Children
missing Children and adults. by Bill Bickel. missing Children and adults AnAbout/Crime resource list; Stranger Abductions are Rare FBI statistics;
http://crime.about.com/library/blfiles/blmissingchildren.htm?PM=ss13_crime
Angel's Missing Children & Adults Worldwide Information Site
Offering international and national missing persons information, support, places to post alerts and Category Society Issues Children, Youth and Family Child AbductionHelp missing Children And adults Everywhere! We are fromALL OVER THE WORLD, every little bit helps SO much!
http://angel.smartperspective.com/forkids.htm
The 1992 Survey: Low Literate Adults (Procedures For Treating Missing Responses
Because the missing responses of adults who were unable to complete the assessmentfor reasons related to literacy were treated as wrong answers, the average
http://nces.ed.gov/naal/design/lowliterate92.asp

Extractions: site index ED.gov Overview of Assessments Overview ... Overview For this survey, several procedures were developed to reduce biases due to nonresponse, based on how much of the survey the respondent completed. Individuals who refused to participate before any information about them was collected were omitted from the analyses. Because they were unlikely to know that the survey intended to assess their literacy, it was assumed that their reason for refusing was not related to their level of literacy skills. Some individuals began the interview, but stopped before they completed at least five literacy tasks on each scale of the assessment. The survey interviewers were trained to record accurately their reasons for stopping. Their reasons were subsequently classified as either related or unrelated to literacy skills. Literacy-related reasons included difficulty with reading or writing, inability to read or write in English, visual impairment, or mental or learning disabilities. Other respondents gave no reason for stopping, or gave reasons unrelated to their literacy, including physical disabilities, time conflicts, or interruptions. Overall, 88 percent of respondents completed the assessment (at least five tasks on each literacy scale). Twelve percent started the survey but broke off the assessment before completing five tasks. About half of these individuals, or 6 percent of the adult population, did not complete the assessment for reasons related to their literacy skills, while the other 6 percent did not complete it for reasons unrelated to literacy or for no stated reason. (Five responses was the minimum number needed for sufficient scoring accuracy. While others may have broken off the assessment after attempting five or more tasks on each scale, no special procedures were needed to estimate their proficiencies.)

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