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Missing Person Cases can be easy yet sometimes hard. It all depends on the case. Old rule of thumb used to be they are either too Smart, too Rich or Deceased. Other factors play a role when finding people. The sugar daddy role should also be involved, where they are living with someone taking care of them and they don't put their names on anything.

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We specialize in finding missing people. We apply a rate of $35.00 per hour @ 100 hrs. The retainer is $3500.00. This is a non refundable retainer. We normally conduct database searches done periodically. Why? If the person is on the move we normally conduct the searches in a timely fashion til leads pop up.

We normally send investigators out to contact friends, employers, associates, neighbors etc.,etc. We use our vehicles, postal mail etc. Our staff uses every means possible to locate the missing person.

Our hourly discounted rate is $35.00 per hour, .30 cents per mile plus expenses (tolls, searches, postal stamps etc). If we happen to locate the subject, we immediately contact the client. Constant updates are passed on to the client.

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A missing person is someone who has disappeared for a long period of time, commonly with no known reason. Their faces on photos are often posted on bulletin boards, postcards, and websites, with a phone number to call if someone sees that missing person. There are many reasons for disappearances: runaway, throw away (abandoned), kidnapping/abduction, slavery, sexual slavery, child stealing, child sexual abuse, child pornography, prostitution (often combined with drug addiction), wage slavery, serfdom, sweat shop work service, unfree labor, shang-hai, secret disposal of the body after homicide, death (by natural causes, accident or suicide) after which the body is not found, or simply moving without notice.

It is also claimed that some persons disappeared by paranormal phenomena and there are some reports of people disappeared at UFO encounters, the best known are Felix Moncla in 1953 and Frederick Valentich in 1978.

Over 100,000 people disappear per year in the United States, roughly 80% of which are children. A common misconception is that a person must be absent for 72 hours before being legally classed as "missing", but this is rarely the case; in instances where there is evidence of violence or of an unusual absence, law enforcement agencies often stress the importance of beginning an investigation promptly. Commonly, after seven years as a missing person — and lacking any contrary evidence — a missing person can be declared "legally dead".

Over a million people are reported missing each year, but roughly 90% of them are found. The remaining are labelled 'missing'. President George W. Bush has called for increased law enforcement in the area of missing people