Something I am thinking is a little sad is that a lot of the stuff in these threads on Corrie's disappearance, the maps, streetview snapshots, research-willing people, would be a fantastic match for a website such as the one that Corrie's family have developed, and if you could put it all together then a website such as that would be an even stronger resource.
I don't know if it's been done in other cases, and no one *wants* cases like this to happen, but the reality is they do, but maybe one day there might be a case where the website and the Websleuths stuff could be used for a kind of cooperative/collaborative effort. I hope I speak for all of us that we don't want to be anyone's enemies, and while we are not anything like the police, neither are the families. I realise most families won't have anyone to donate time to make a website like the FindCorrie website...it's a very nice job that's been done there, a very professional format and beautifully set out with categories and stuff like that, but past needing a layout to be created, you also need someone with HTML and CSS knowledge to insert updates and keep the layout together as it builds. But the combo could be so useful in some of these long-term cases.
