Sentence examples for missing person as from inspiring English sources
Others will look out for the missing person as well.
Before the family receives proof of death, even a brief thought of the missing person as dead would cause a feeling of guilt, as if it were a betrayal.
Dec 21 (Reuters) - The mother of a Texas teenager whose defense in his fatal drunken-driving crash was "affluenza" has been declared a missing person as authorities search for her son, a sheriff said on Monday.
There have been several cases of watches and fitness trackers helping authorities find missing persons, as well as help secure prosecutions.
As it is, harrowing scenes of children euthanizing their parents must coexist with scenes of slapstick chaos on airport runways — dogs saving the day while Kim Jong Il sprints down the tarmac in search of a missing person, "trotting as fast as he could... tummy bouncing inside his gray jumpsuit".
The database of 13 million DNA profiles (http://www.fbi.gov/anout-us/lab/biometric-analysis) is deployed in crime scene investigations, accident victim and soldier identification, paternal testing, immigration, and missing person investigations as well as providing a reference point for identifying convicted felons (Biesecker et al. 2005).
But Paul Bresson, a spokesman for the F.B.I., said the statistics showed that the police "are locating missing persons almost as often as they are being reported lost".
In 2006, a graduate student in cultural anthropology named Robin Reineke came to PCOME to help Dr Anderson, and she started organizing and archiving the missing persons reports, as well as matching them with the unidentified remains that were coming in.
In plays like "Doubt" and the recently closed "Pumpgirl" and "Speech & Debate," the missing person serves as the play's catalyst.
Type in details about the missing person such as their name, age, state (if known or suspected), and occupation.
The most common account requests involved crimes, like robberies, as well as missing person cases, Apple said.
