everybodhi
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Yeah, most are located having left on their own free will and many reported missing are runaways under 18 and 18-21 year olds who choose to be out of touch for a few days, for whatever their reasons.I live in that general region, and it is a fairly big city, and like you mention, alot of the missing people are found shortly after being reported as so. I haven't noticed all that many missing people from Kamloops reported in the media as longterm disappearances and I don't think it is any different from other cities in our area.
This is true according to statistics in the US, CA, and the UK.
Unfortunately, this doesn’t seem to be the case with Shannon.
FBI Releases 2019 Missing Person Statistics
The FBI’s National Crime Information Center (NCIC) recently released its 2019 Missing Person and Unidentified Person statistics. Youth under the age of 18 account for 35 percent of the records, and 44 percent of the missing person records are people under 21.
Missing person records are retained indefinitely—unless a missing individual is located or the reporting agency cancels the entry.
During 2019, law enforcement agencies across the country entered more than 609,000 missing person records. During the same time period, reporting agencies canceled more than 607,000 records.
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