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We remind all visitors that we are not a government entity and we do not receive any funding beyond client payments, thus we do not undertake private investigations of any type on a no-fee basis.

Any urgent locates of persons with infirmities or missing children should be reported to law enforcement without delay.

Our website has been taken offline and we are allowing the associated domain registration to expire.

No content at that website or email from that domain should be regarded as genuine, and we assume no responsibility for content from either after 21 Feb. 2016.

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We continue to serve directly the families and friends of the missing in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia and by referral to other professionals in the broader ASEAN and APAC region.

Thailand police urged to tackle issue of missing persons.

Police urged to tackle issue of missing persons - The Nation Police urged to tackle issue of missing persons The Nation ON AVERAGE, three people are reported missing every day in Thailand, and two of them are children. Backed with such statistics, the Mirror Foundation...

Long overdue! - Thai Police Scrap '24 Hour Rule' For Missing Child Complaints http://www.khaosod.co.th/en/view_newsonline.php?newsid=TVRNNE56UTFOVE16TVE9PQ==

Police Scrap '24 Hour Rule' For Missing Child Complaint Khaosod Online

Some travelers come to Thailand for the wrong reasons, overdo the drinking while here, and need a hand getting themselves together to get back home. Parents, if this describes your young traveler to Southeast Asia, please get in touch.

The Royal Thai Police in the resort province of Phuket are finally putting some teeth into the law requiring all hotels and guesthouses to report their foreign guests. This will facilitate missing persons locates to some degree. Just 76 provinces and Bangkok to go.

Without explanation, Facebook lost or disappeared this page yesterday, and just as mysteriously it's active again today. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

We seek to educate as well as locate, and we will continue our outreach to local and regional authorities to improve the handling of missing persons cases.

Most people would recognize the importance of having a disaster plan for instances of fire or flood. But can you have a disaster plan for a traveler going missing? You can and you should.

Presently in development is the first in a series of guides, tentatively titled Thinking Ahead for the Unthinkable. It will contain essential tips & suggestions to simplify and accelerate a missing persons investigation if you ever need to retain a private investigator to locate a lost traveler.