Law enforcement faces an overwhelming burden of manpower and resources, which prevents searches for missing persons from continuing indefinitely. A missing person investigator can supplement the search and often as it happens, locate the missing person before law enforcement does. With an excellent track record of finding missing persons, National Private Investigation & Intelligence Firm (NPII) continues to be beacon of hope for families and individuals dealing with the pain of a disappearance.
Whether you need to find a missing loved one or are conducting an investigation for legal reasons, our missing person investigator can help. Based out of Atlanta, GA, we conduct missing persons investigations nationwide. Call us at 404-453-7296 or contact a private detective online to discuss your case.
How Our Missing Person Investigator Can Help
Whether your child has run away, your elderly parent has gone missing, or a debtor who owes you money has fled, we can assist in locating the subject.
Locate Runaways
At any given time, up to 100,000 persons may be reported missing in the United States, with as many as 600,000 reported annually. A large proportion of them are children and teens. Unfortunately, attempts at finding a missing child by simply speaking with their friends and contacts, or scouring their social media accounts for clues, often fails to yield results, adding to parents’/guardians’ anxiety. A professional missing person investigator is your safest source of reliable information.
An at-risk child is our utmost priority. We leave no stone unturned in following leads, liaising with our contacts in law enforcement, and putting our considerable technological and human resources to use in locating a missing child.
Locate Missing Adults with Mental Illnesses
Just because a person is reported as missing doesn’t mean that law enforcement will view it that way. Adults can disappear of their own volition, perhaps to escape their partner or start a new life. Proving that a missing adult is in danger is therefore difficult. However, when the adult has a mental illness or is senile, or if the person is in personal and immediate danger or poses the same to others, there is a great urgency.
A missing person investigator with considerable experience handling cases of missing adults with mental illnesses should ideally step in at the earliest to lead a strategic and comprehensive search. Our team is equipped to find your missing loved one. We use sophisticated surveillance methods and access places shut off to others in determining the whereabouts of your loved one and bringing them back safely.
Unsolved Homicides
When facts and circumstances indicate a strong possibility of foul play, investigators consider the missing person case as a potential homicide. Our missing person investigator uses proven methodologies and verified databases to shine a light on the circumstances that led to the person’s long-term disappearance. We analyze crimes scenes, identify witnesses, and follow-up with unvetted leads to contribute towards learning the truth and work with law enforcement to ensure justice for your family.
The First 72 Hours of a Missing Person Investigation are the Most Crucial
Springing into action the moment you realize a loved one is missing is critical. In the first 72 hours of the investigation, the missing person investigator has the best chance of following up on leads before people’s memories fade, acting on the information, and hopefully getting to the person quicker. The first few days are also important in the event that the person is being transported or is in danger.
Contact Our Missing Person Investigator
At NPII, our missing person investigator delivers proactive and diligent solutions to locate missing persons. Our contacts in law enforcement ease our path to working in tandem with officers handling your case. If you have lost contact with a family member, believe a family member or friend is missing, or want to track down someone who owes you money, call us or contact us online for a free review and consultation of your case.
