The phrase "missing person case" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a situation where an individual is reported as missing, and authorities are investigating their disappearance. Example: The police department has opened a new investigation into the missing person case of John Smith, who was last seen three weeks ago.
"In the 10 years I have been doing it, this was the strangest missing person case I ever had," Sergeant Klein said.
She's got nowhere with her theory but Rebus decides to listen, particularly as an ongoing missing person case also has links to the same road.
In the 2016 video interview, Eisenhauer told Witt he was "concerned" he would be named as a suspect in the missing person case.
Mr. Spyropoulos wanted to make sure the body was not found so that it remained a missing person case, not a murder investigation, authorities said.
His father had a law school professor named Judge Joseph Crater, who disappeared into the ether not long after the elder Schaap's last class; it became a famous missing person case.
Based in the rapidly gentrifying suburb of Fitzroy, he dabbles in debt-collecting, facilitates a dodgy horse-racing syndicate and, if the money is right, will take on the sort of missing person case the cops won't touch.
Five days later, the police announced that the missing-person case had officially become a homicide investigation.
Mr. Condit, who is married, has been interviewed by police three times in the investigation, which is still classified as a missing-person case.
The show follows its heroine, Dory Sief Alia Shawkatt), as she digs herself down a rabbit hole by amateurishly investigating a missing-person case.
"There is less appetite for booking," he said, although he suspects that energy costs in the United State are having a bigger impact than the missing-person case.
With a lot of luck and a little DNA analysis, researchers believed they could unearth a bone and solve an 80-year-old missing-person case.
