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Pages: 36

Language: English

Publisher: Blurb (13 Aug. 2016)

By: James Fredrick Adams (Author)

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This book gives missing persons investigators, law enforcement officers, and search and rescue personnel an arsenal of tips to think about during their next search for missing persons.

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