This is a great video from Shane Fells brother asking for help. Maybe Bryce's family could make something similar. According to the brother this case was aired on a tv show too.
http://helpfindshanefell.com/v2/ Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
Wow, reading the news page
http://helpfindshanefell.com/v2/?cat=4 was so incredibly like reading about Bryce's disappearance, it was jaw-dropping. In some strange way, it lends credence to the theory that Bryce has suffered a head injury and is now wandering, maybe feeling paranoid, and coming out only at night. My heart breaks for Bryce's family, and the Fell family - not knowing is probably the worst hell a family can experience, when a loved one goes missing. That burning desire to never, ever give up searching becomes an obsession, and until there is closure, that obsession never abates. We are so very fortunate to have DRZ here to share insights, and to be able to help fan the flames of the search. I could see myself agreeing to have every baby with a little GPS tracker installed
I know for Alzheimer patients, micro-chipping is a huge asset. People "disappearing" is devastating on so many levels, and LE have their hands full already. It is probable that many of the nameless homeless seen in every town are in fact one of the "missing."
As of December 31, 2012, NCIC contained 87,217 active missing person records. Juveniles under the age of 18 account for 32,225 (36.9 %) of the records and 15,141 (17.4 %) were for juveniles between the ages of 18 and 20.
In 2012, we had 661,000 cases of missing persons; and that's just from that one year. Very quickly, 659,000 of those were canceled. So that means those persons either come back; in some cases, located as deceased persons, maybe never an unidentified person; or just a total misunderstanding. So at the end of 2012, of those 661,000 minus the canceled, we had 2,079 cases that remained at the end of the year as unresolved.
And that is every year... about 2000 can't be found. :raincloud: If I am feeling like this, I can only imagine the agony of Bryce's family.
Will try to cheer up now! In Bryce's case, I believe he will be found, maybe even this weekend, with all of the clues that may come from the searches.
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Sorry for the looooooooooooong post! Just struck by the senselessness of it all...