Given that tomorrow is the first annual day of remembrance for murder victims, it is only fitting that we recognize and respond to a segment of the victim population that too often goes unrecognized: those victims who are missing and whose remains have yet to be identified. Unfortunately, it is far more common than one would think, just how many families are searching for some clue as to the location of the remains of their missing family members, and too often families are alone in their effort to locate their loved one. On any given day, there are more than 100,000 active missing-person cases in this country. Just think of that: over 100,000 active cases in this Nation. Every year tens of thousands of people vanish under suspicious circumstances.
Steve Chabot: “Given that tomorrow is the first annual day of remembrance for murder victims, it is only fitting that we recognize and…”
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Discussing the importance of recognizing missing persons and their families ahead of the first annual day of remembrance for murder victims.
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