Program helps search for thousands of missing Alabamians

Program helps search for thousands of missing Alabamians (Added: September 22, 2009)

The FBI says as of August, 2009, there were 1,213 people missing in Alabama. 632 of those are children under the age of 18. Andrea Lindenberg reports on a program criss-crossing the country to help f (more)

0 Ratings | 4 Video Views

Post a Comment or Rate this Video

» View More Videos

Program helps search for thousands of missing Alabamians

The Road to Remember Tour displays posters of missing Alabamians to help family members keep the stories alive in the public eye.

By: Andrea Lindenberg, Reporting Lynne Jones, Producer Jamey Bryan, Photographer/Editor | Alabama's13.com
Published: September 22, 2009

Homewood, Ala. - The FBI says as of August, 2009, there were 1,213 people missing in Alabama. 632 of those are children under the age of 18.

Related Links:

Help Find the Missing

International Center for Unidentified & Missing Persons

Alabama Department of Public Safety

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

North American Missing Persons Network

CUE Center for Missing Persons

Alabama Missing Adults

Missing Children in Alabama

Each sign on the "Road to Remember Tour" represents a haunting story of someone who's missing. Their families don't know if they are alive or dead, suffering or not.

It's a chilling, physical reminder of how many missing persons cases there are just in the Birmingham area. The display is part of a national program criss-crossing the country designed to help families of the missing, keep their loved ones' faces and stories in the public eye. That's how these cases are solved.

Andrea Lindenberg reports on a program criss-crossing the country to help find them.