How experts use age progression technology to help find missing kids
Lindsey Hoggle has never stopped looking for her missing granddaughter, Sarah. She baked cookies with her and her grandson, Jacob.
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Years after they went missing, Sarah and Jacob would look older now.
Age-progression technology predicts what a person may look like after years of going missing.
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So Lindsey Hoggle sifted through family albums. She looked for the best photos of her daughter around age 4 and 6 to send to NCMEC.
Colin McNally, the NCMEC forensic artist, uses those original prints to update their missing posters.