Sentence examples for child disappearance from inspiring English sources

Still on the subject of child disappearance is Emma Haughton's Now You See Me …(Usborne, £6.99) which is inspired by a true story.

Team Adam assists in the investigation of child disappearances – a key element of Believe No One.

Two parts true crime and one part folklore, the documentary examines a string of child disappearances on Staten Island during the '70s and '80s, including two for which the onetime Willowbrook worker Andre Rand is serving time.

But the town is plagued by a wave of child disappearances.

"I hate myself for my child's disappearance, but I hate society more for not caring.

The posters then had to be distributed by mail to areas outside the immediate vicinity of the child's disappearance.

For him, that child's disappearance marked the moment when he first knew "that things could happen in life".

Depending on the jurisdiction, a police response could take as long as 24 to 72 hours after a child's disappearance.

Soon after, protesters began showing up outside Ms. Anthony's home, convinced she had something to do with her child's disappearance.

Agents said her story was highly marketable, despite the furor over the verdict and the disgust over her behavior after her child's disappearance.

Or maybe it's just disappointment TV, in which case Intruders, which in its double opener also featured a child's disappearance, is a flagrant example.