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The First 24 hours

THE FIRST 24 to 48 hours of a missing person case are the most crucial. Whether a person is found
alive is most probably during this time period. It is of the utmost importance that family, friends,
and law enforcement and others work together, work fast and do the correct things.
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ROOKIES FIRST FINE/// WAY KOOL
Posted by sarinfoadmin on Wednesday, October 01 @ 20:39:33 EDT (127 reads)

Saturday, May 15, 2004

ASHLAND -- A novice search-and-rescue dog led authorities yesterday to a
32-year-old Ashland man with multiple sclerosis who had wandered into the woods in
the middle of the night and got lost.

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DETERMINATION GETS IT DONE !!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by sarinfoadmin on Wednesday, October 01 @ 20:38:39 EDT (135 reads)

Sorry this is long. I tried to be as brief as possible.

Attached is a map showing portions of the search (click Image and Fill
Screen). Map is just a piece of the overall search.

Early in November, 2004, a man went missing after being served divorce
papers. He left his keys, paychecks, wallet, credit cards, etc. on the
kitchen table and took a .41 caliber revolver from the gun collection. He
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TWO IN ON DAY // WOW JUST GREAT
Posted by sarinfoadmin on Friday, September 26 @ 08:12:28 EDT (171 reads)

I am writing to let you know of a great day Saber and I had on Wednesday 8/30/06. We were called out to an area for a missing man of 8 days. Police originally checked the area and were unable to locate the missing man. When I brought Saber to the area, he was pulling towards the wooded area behind the house where the man lived.

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