National Missing Persons Database

Reveille Advisors created this resource to assist those grappling with the distress of a missing loved one. We understand how overwhelming these situations can be. Our team’s backgrounds in intelligence and military operations have equipped us with the tools and discipline to locate people under complex and urgent circumstances. While this is not one of our core services, we felt a responsibility to make our experience available to those in need.

A “missing person” can include a wide range of situations, such as:

  • Teen runaways
  • Individuals fleeing intentionally
  • Mental health crises leading to homelessness
  • Substance use disorders
  • Economic hardship
  • Undisclosed incarceration
  • Kidnapping, foul play, or human trafficking

In urgent and complex cases, we strongly recommend combining official law enforcement efforts with support from experienced private intelligence professionals. This dual approach maximizes the resources available to you and improves the chances of locating your loved one quickly and safely.

A man and woman are part of a search party looking for a missing person. They have the missing person flyer in their hand as they strategize in the forest for their next move. Let Reveille Advisors help you with missing persons and homeless location cases.

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2025 Recent Missing Persons Reports & Lists

Even if you hire Reveille Advisors to assist in locating your missing loved one, it is crucial to file a missing persons report with the appropriate federal or state law enforcement agencies.

Although many departments may lack the resources to effectively manage the high volume of active missing person cases, filing a report ensures that your case is officially documented. This step is essential and increases the chances of a successful resolution.

The resources below were updated on June 17th, 2025.

Search Missing Persons by State

Visit the following external websites to see each state’s most recent list of missing persons. Most states offer robust databases with photos and biographical information about each person. For those that do not, we’ve provided the “best” resource we could identify to assist you. 

Federal Resources for Missing Persons

  • Department of Justice (DOJ): Information on reporting and identifying missing persons. Visit justice.gov.
  • Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI): Active Kidnappings and Missing Persons. Visit fbi.gov.
  • INTERPOL: Yellow Notices are issued when INTERPOL asks for help locating missing persons. Visit interpol.int.
  • National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC): Call 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) for missing children. Visit missingkids.org.
  • National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs): NamUs helps report and find missing persons and unidentified remains. Visit namus.gov.
  • National Park Service: Investigators within the NPS have an ongoing list of those missing from our nation’s parks. Visit nps.gov.
  • U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Offering a comprehensive database of missing Native Americans. Visit bia.gov.

Additional Organizations

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