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Even in a peaceful and relatively safe country like Canada, people still go missing all the time. It is one thing for someone to go missing because they went no contact and simply didn’t want to be found, but if the missing person vanished under mysterious circumstances and their family and friends are worried for their safety, then it can be a tricky and sometimes urgent situation. While law enforcement can help, they don’t generally prioritize finding missing relatives and family members unless there is strong evidence that something illegal is going on. For cases like this, private investigators can help find missing family members and relatives. Below is a list of what you can do to speed up this process.

Get A Hold of Your Emotions

It is difficult not to be emotional if you believe that someone you care about may be in danger, but the last thing you want is for your emotions to cloud your judgement and make things worse.

Act Quickly

The longer that someone is missing, the more difficult it will be to trace where they were last seen, who they interacted with, and what have they been doing. Whether or not you decide to alert authorities, you must make sure that you act quickly.

Gather Important Information

Both the police and private investigators will need the following information to locate your missing relative or family member:

  • What they were wearing when they were last seen
  • Description of the vehicle that they use or drive
  • Details of events leading up to their disappearance
  • Any alternate names or aliases that they go by, including nicknames
  • Any unique identifier such as a tattoo or birthmark
  • Any other information that you think may help such as places that your missing family member or relative may go to

Contact Other Family and Friends

There is a chance that your family member or relative is not missing and other friends and family may know where they are. If they don’t, then consider this step as a way to verify if your relative or family member is indeed missing. On top of this, family and friends can gather information from a wider network and may be able to give you some information that can help the police or private investigators find your missing family member.

Contact Hospitals

Most people will overlook hospitals but there have been instances when someone has been missing and it turned out they were unconscious in a hospital somewhere as an unidentified patient.

Depending on the circumstances prior to when your family member or relative went missing, a search may help even when authorities are already doing their job. For example, someone who goes missing during a hike may be injured off-trail. For cases like this, more eyes certainly help!

Hire A Private Investigator to Find Missing Family Members and Relatives

When a search is not working or when authorities can’t find your missing relative or family member, it won’t hurt to seek the help of professionals. Private investigators have the time and expertise to focus on your case. They can use time-tested tools and techniques to get results or at least bring you some information that can give you peace of mind. Contact Haywood Hunt & Associates to find missing persons such as your relatives and family members if you’re looking for private investigators in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, the GTA & the Province of Ontario.

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