Could social media help find other missing people?
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Cops use Snapchat to find missing persons | SBS News
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Eventually, we're going to know what happened': New app launching soon amplifies power to find the missing | kens5.com
UK police find body in missing person case of Nicola Bulley that led to social media circus | South China Morning Post
Social media highlights missing people of color and it's working - Upworthy
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RCMP New Brunswick on Twitter: "How can you help find missing persons? Share @NBRCMP posts, call police with information, and don't contribute to rumours or speculation. Learn more here: https://t.co/R0roZ0sQNZ https://t.co/OUc0YYpTsM" /
Social-Networking Tools Help Find Missing Children | Fox News
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Social media causes increase in missing persons awareness – The Hawkeye
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Social media helping police find missing persons | myfoxzone.com
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Could social media help find other missing people?
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