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Technology Making A Difference

It is widely known that pictures are one of the most effective tools in recovering missing persons. And, with the growth of the Internet and advances in computer technology, the search for missing children has been revolutionized.

Technology aids law-enforcement during the most critical time in the search for a missing child—the first few hours immediately following a child’s disappearance. Every hour, every day, every week that a child is missing, the likelihood of the child’s safe recovery decreases. Distributing a child’s picture rapidly can be the difference between a fast recovery and a prolonged search.

Computer imaging, broadcast faxing, E-mail, and the World Wide Web have replaced sketches, black and white posters, and mail service. With the help of these technologies and innovative uses of many others, NCMEC has witnessed a remarkable increase in its recovery rate.  From 66 percent in 1989 to 91 percent today.

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