Please note that Search UK is not a government or police agency and should never be used as a substitute for the police. In all missing persons cases it is advised that you first contact the police and file a missing persons report, listen to the police advice given and act accordingly.

Mysterious Disappearances

• If you believe that a member of your family or a friend have been abducted then you must act fast.
• First as with all the cases you must contact the police.
• Have a recent photo and description ready to give to the police and a description of the clothes they were wearing that day.
• Next if you and the police are in agreement you must designate someone to start contacting any one who might know of the missing persons whereabouts and you may wish to inform us at this time.
• Trace the missing persons steps for that day and try to find out the time of disappearance or the last time that the missing person was seen.
• Gather together a search party and print up some posters include photo, name, date and estimated of time of abduction, place of abduction, description of clothes worn that day and contact number, preferably the local police. Start your search locally and spread out.
• Search all parks , woods and other lonely spots. If possible hand out as many flyers as you can and contact press, local television etc.
• Next if this fails it is important to fill in our submission forms about the recent behaviour of the missing person this may give light to any new friend or activities recently introduced and may give us some clues to work on .