How to Find Missing Persons: A Handbook for Investigators

236 Pages·1984·9.358 MB·English

by  Ronald George Eriksen

HOW
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FIND
MISSING PERSONS
A Handbook For Investigators
Revised and Expanded
Second Edition
Ronald Eriksen

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HOW
TO FIND
MISSING
PERSONS
A
Handbook
for Investigators
Revised and Expanded
Second Edition
Ronald Eriksen
Loompanics Unlimited
Port Townsend, Washington
This book is soldfor information purposes only. Neither the author nor the
publisher will be held accountablefor the use or misuse ofthe information
contained in this book.
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HOW TO FIND MISSING PERSONS:
A Handbook for Investigators
Revised and Expanded Second Edition
by Ronald Eriksen
© 1994 by Loompanics Unlimited
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stored in any form whatsoever without the prior written
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Port Townsend, 98368
Loompanics Unlimited is a division ofLoompanics Enterprises, Inc.
ISBN 1-55950-116-2
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 94-77144
Contents
Chapter One
Introduction 1
Chapter Two
Rapport Skills 3
Chapter Three
Public Databases 5
Chapter Four
Telephone Records 9
Chapter Five
AM
Caller ID & 29
Chapter Six
Electric Companies And Cable TV Companies 33
Chapter Seven
&
Friends Relatives 37
Chapter Eight
Ex-Neighbors 43
Chapter Nine
Property Owners 47
Chapter Ten
Sergeant Shore Routine 49
Chapter Eleven
State Employment Records 51
Chapter Twelve
Social Security Records 57
Chapter Thirteen
Credit Bureaus 63
Chapter Fourteen
Bank Records 69
Chapter Fifteen
Credit Card Records 81
Chapter Sixteen
Hospital And Medical Records 85
Chapter Seventeen
Drivers License And DMV Records 91
Chapter Eighteen
Courthouse Records 101
Chapter Nineteen
Arrest Records 103
Chapter Twenty
Post Office 107
Chapter Twenty One
Welfare Rolls 113
Chapter Twenty Two
Military Personnel 115
Chapter Twenty Three
Salvation Army 117
Chapter Twenty Four
School Records 119
Chapter Twenty Five
South OfThe Border 121
Chapter Twenty Six
Planes, Trains And Automobiles 123
Chapter Twenty Seven
Adoption Records 125
Chapter Twenty Eight
Odds & Ends 127
Chapter Twenty Nine
Finding Missing Persons As A Profession 133
Chapter Thirty
Case Histories 143
Chapter Thirty One
The Final Word 149
Chapter Thirty Two
Recommended Reading And Resources 151
Appendix 1
Telephone Company Customer Name
And Address (CNA) Numbers 155
Appendix 2
Uncle Ron's Directory OfTelephone Line
Assignment 161
Appendix 3
Interstate Unit Numbers For Unemployment
Insurance Offices 195
Appendix 4
State Drivers License Records Offices 205
Appendix 5
State Department Of Motor Vehicles Offices 211
DISCLAIMED
Some ofthe methods presented in this book maybe illegal in
some areas ofthe United States.
Before embarking on any of these schemes, you might want
to discuss your plans with your local sheriff or U.S. Attorney. If
you are wealthy, you may wish to consult with a competent
attorney, ifyou can find one.
The author is in no way responsible for the misuse of the
information contained in thisbook.
This book can in no way be used as "proof of any illegality
by the author or his associates.
The author denies that he has ever used any illegal method
in thisbook.
Soldfor informationalpurposes only.