Blau, S., Hill, A., Briggs, C. A., & Cordner, S. M. (2006) Restricted access. Abstract available and article available to… Read more Missing persons-missing data: the need to collect antemortem dental records of missing persons.
Category: Missing Persons
Large-scale comparative genotyping and kinship analysis: evolution in its use for human identification in mass fatality incidents and missing persons databasing.
Leclair, B. (2004, USA) Restricted access with abstract available. Article can be purchased. International Congress Series. Volume 1261, April 2004,… Read more Large-scale comparative genotyping and kinship analysis: evolution in its use for human identification in mass fatality incidents and missing persons databasing.
The identification of a dismembered human body: a multidisciplinary approach.
Bilge, Y., Kedici, P., Alakoc, Y., Ulkúer, K., and Ilkyaz, Y. (2003, Turkey) Restricted access with abstract available. Forensic Science… Read more The identification of a dismembered human body: a multidisciplinary approach.
Missing People and Mass Graves in Iraq.
Amin, N., and Khoshnaw, M. (2003, Iraq) Restricted access with no abstract. Log in with EBSCO host. Read more
Social benefits of non-criminal genetic databases: missing persons and human remains identification.
J. A. Lorente, Carmen Entrala, J. C. Alvarez, Miguel Lorente, Blanca Arce, Beatriz Heinrich, Félix Carrasco, Bruce Budowle and Enrique Villanueva (2002, Spain) Read more (restricted access)
DNA labs helps identify missing persons in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Marušic, A. (2001, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina) Restricted access but available free of charge by logging on. The Lancet. Read… Read more DNA labs helps identify missing persons in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Dental identification in routine forensic casework: clinical and postmortem investigations.
Sakoda, S., Zhu, B., Ishida, K., Oritani, S., Fujita, M., and Maeda, H. (2000, Japan) Restricted access with abstract available.… Read more Dental identification in routine forensic casework: clinical and postmortem investigations.
Spanish Home Office Agrees to Missing Persons’ DNA Databank.
Bosch, X. (1998, Spain) Restricted access with no abstract available. Can be obtained through EBSCO Host. Read more
The First Step: How return home interviews can improve support and safeguarding for missing young people.
Iryna Pona, Phil Raws and Hannah Chetwynd – for The Children’s Society (2019, UK) Document available to access online. The… Read more The First Step: How return home interviews can improve support and safeguarding for missing young people.
“All of us were broken”: An exploratory study into family experiences of child criminal exploitation.
Jane Hunter, Jenny Dickson and Josie Allan (2019, UK) Available to read online. Missing People. View the document