missing persons
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Epstein Files Mention Kyron Horman, Deepening Case Uncertainty
Kyron Horman’s name appears in a declassified Jeffrey Epstein file, an anonymous tip that adds uncertainty but no direct new leads for investigators.
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Robert Abisoghomonyan Discusses Armenian Detainees with Red Cross
Robert Abisoghomonyan met with Red Cross Deputy Chairman Gilles Carboni to address Armenian detainees in Baku and efforts to clarify missing persons’ status.
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Missing NC Woman Michele Hundley Smith Found Alive After 24 Years
Michele Hundley Smith, missing from North Carolina since 2001, has been found alive after 24 years. Her request for privacy prompts reflection on adult autonomy and family closure.
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Madeleine McCann’s Name Surfaces in Declassified Epstein Files, Renewing Focus
Nearly two decades after her disappearance, Madeleine McCann’s name has emerged in newly declassified Jeffrey Epstein court documents, reigniting public speculation and attention.
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Armenia’s Justice Minister Unveils Legislative Initiative on Missing Persons
Armenia’s Justice Minister unveiled a legislative initiative to regulate missing persons through a dedicated framework law, addressing gaps in regulations.
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Artsakh Ombudspersons Send Letter to US Vice President Over Missing Persons
Armenia’s Artsakh human rights ombudspersons have written to the U.S. Vice President, urging attention to the fate of missing persons amid post-conflict humanitarian concerns.
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Bung Siriboon: Mother’s Final Days Spark Renewed Plea for Answers
Vannida Siriboon, mother of missing schoolgirl Bung Siriboon, has entered palliative care after a two-year cancer battle, sparking renewed calls for information 15 years after her daughter vanished without a trace.
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Inter-Agency Commission Reviews Efforts for Missing Persons
The Inter-Agency Commission for Missing Persons met on December 29, 2025, to address humanitarian concerns, review current actions, and plan future efforts for missing individuals in Armenia.
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Arizona’s Turquoise Alert: How Emily’s Law Brings Urgent Action for Missing Teens
Arizona’s Turquoise Alert system, enacted under Emily’s Law, is transforming how the state responds to missing persons—especially vulnerable teens like Yolyn Hermios in Mesa—by filling gaps left by Amber and Silver Alerts and prioritizing swift, community-driven action.
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The Tragic Case of Renia Lewis: A Story of Loss and Justice
Renia Lewis, a 28-year-old woman, was tragically discovered behind a secret wall in a Vallejo home after being reported missing. The chilling case highlights the importance of alert systems like the Ebony Alert for missing persons and the ongoing fight…
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Armenia Extends Aid for Families of Missing Civilians
Families of civilians missing due to wartime events will receive 300,000 AMD monthly aid for 3 more months. Applications accepted until May 15, 2025.
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Armenia and Azerbaijan Discuss Fate of Missing Persons in Border Meeting
A significant meeting took place on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border on February 7, 2025, focusing on the fate of those missing as a result of the 2020 war. Representatives from the Armenian and Azerbaijani state commissions, responsible for matters concerning prisoners…
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Nearly 5,000 Missing Due to Karabakh Conflict: ICRC Continues Support for Families
Nearly 5,000 people are reported missing as a result of the Karabakh conflict, with approximately 1,000 of them being Armenians, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). This issue remains one of the primary operational priorities for…