.America's Most Lost & Found -
According to information provided by the FBI-NCIC
As of 11-30-06
LOST!
- Out of the total number of 109,592 missing
Most Missing City:
Washington DCFOUND!
- Out of the total number of 6,205 unidentified
Most Unidentified City:
New York CityOften cases are often purged and / or expire. has more unidentified person's reported than any other city
(as listed with the NCIC)
with 402 unidentified persons
Most Unidentified State:
California has more unidentified person's reported than any other city
(as listed with the NCIC)
with 2,587 unidentified persons
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The numbers fluctuate due to newly entered cases and removal of resolved cases.
Some of the these numbers are high due to sheer population, but it is also impacted by the fact that some areas are better at reporting their cases to the FBI-NCIC. These stats can only reflect the cases listed by law enforcement to the FBI-NCIC.
A spike/ drop in numbers does not necessarily mean an increase in missing and unidentified, it can means that more cases are being entered/ removed into the system.
Older cases are often added to the NCIC years after the actual event initially took place.
has more missing person's reported than any other city
(as listed with the NCIC)
with 3,963 missing persons.
Most Missing State:
California has more missing person's reported than any other state
(as listed with the NCIC)
with 27,114 missing persons.
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- Unidentified, but Not ForgottenThere are 100,000 missing people and more than 7,000 unidentified bodies listed with the FBI-NCIC.
NCIC Statistics - UPDATED - March 31, 2007 IndexingPlease pass along this message to whomever might have a need for this information.
National NCIC Missing Person StatisticsStatistics are based on the cases submitted to FBI-NCIC.
Not all Missing & Unidentified cases are listed with NCIC.
- Lost & Found Persons - FBI / NCIC Statistics - Updated - November 30, 2006 Indexing
- NCIC- Missing Persons
- FBI's NCIC / Missing & Unidentified Reporting
- Lost & Found Persons - FBI / NCIC Statistics - Updated - January 31, 2007 Indexing
- Lost & Found Persons - FBI / NCIC Statistics - Updated - December 31, 2006 Indexing
- January 2008 -- Missing & Unidentified
- FBI - NCIC Missing Persons - 65 and Older
- New York City has more unidentified person's reported than any other city (USA)
- Washington DC has more missing person's reported than any other city (USA)
- Statistics provided by the FBI-NCIC - current as of November 30, 2006

