NamUs.gov

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Todd Matthews
Maybe you can help spread the word?

As a committee member with the NamUs working group as part our the outreach. I ask that medical examiners out there use the www.NamUs.gov system to record their unidentified deceased on the UDRS database side of the system. It unidentified section is up and running and needs to be populated.

Some of the NamUs members are reaching out directly by phone right now, working to launch this system.

The missing persons side of NamUs is still very much in development.

In my other world as a member of various volunteer orgs like Doe Network, ColdCasesGroup.com etc and non profit groups like www.ProjectEDAN.us & www.OutpostForHope.org -- We will use the public face of the NamUs system in our work. Our work will be streamlined by the good clean data in the NamUs system. The UID information coming straight from the ME's & Coroners is excellent. I feel this is the most accurate way to export data to the public and to law enforcement across the globe. At last we all have the opportunity to be on the "same page".

I can with complete confidence as a team member of the NamUs development group, our government is committed to this project and the people it effects.

Justice Department Launches Missing and Unidentified Persons Databases
www.forensicmag.com/articles.asp?pid=180

Published by Todd Matthews

Todd's calling to be a voice for missing and unidentified persons began when he solved the identity of the "Tent Girl" case, Barbara Hackman-Taylor, after a ten-year journey that ended in 1998.  View profile

  • our government is committed to this project
  • the most accurate way to export data to the public and to law enforcement across the globe

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  • Sara Huizenga1/22/2010

    As the Co-Founder of Peace4 the Missing, a network for many families of missing loved ones, I want to sincerely thank you for spreading additional awareness of NamUs.Gov, which so positively aides so many heavily anguished hearts who have been left with no answers.

    Sara Huizenga
    Co-Founder of Peace4 the Missing
    http://peace4missing.ning.com

  • Joanne2/27/2009

    Being open to the public, will help families of the deceased to find out if their loved one has been found.

    You should show the images for them and the world to see. This could help clear out coroners offices and give some sort of peace to those who are left behind.

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