That's weird. When I clicked on it originally the entire article opened right up-no I am not a subscriber. Brief summary: The article interviews a couple of Israeli private investigators and an Israeli LE officer. Over 1,000 children are currently missing in Israel, there are missing adults, there are also unidentified remains of just under 600 people countrywide. The officers suspect that many people are never reported as missing. Missing person reports often do not have pictures of the missing. MP reports often contain only the person's name and age, and things such as hair color, height, or tattoos etc. are not mentioned when reports are filed..There is no real country-wide system for collecting DNA, dentals or other identifiers for the UIDs. The families of missing Israelis are often times so frustrated that they hire private investigators to try to find out what happened to their missing loved one.
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