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Case Studies
Age Progression Facility
- In 1996, a little boy was abducted from London by his father.
An age-progressed photograph was subsequently circulated to Spanish
police forces, where it was believed the child had been taken to.
The boy was located and legal steps were taken to return him to
his mother.
- In 1991, Ben Needham disappeared from his grandmother's home in
Kos (Greece) when he was only 21 months old. Age progression technology
has been invaluable in producing renewed interest in the case by
the media, the public and the police.
- In 2000, the case of two boys who went missing in Northern Ireland
30 years ago, was reactivated. Thanks to the age progression technology,
several potential witnesses came forward. This brought considerable
comfort to the family.
Example of a poster using age-progression technology to show
how a long-term missing child might appear today.
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