Via UNT Forensic Services Unit For those still seeking answers, the wait is agonizing. There are an estimated 90,000 people who are missing in the U.S. today, according to the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System. They share a pain that only those who have experienced it truly understand. It’s a heartache that never eases, a wound that never heals. Often, there’s no funeral to attend, no body to lay to rest. For those whose son or daughter, brother or sister, child or parent, friend or spouse has gone missing, grief and hope intertwine and spin a complicated web of emotions, each competing for the lead role. Over months, years and even decades, they wait and wonder and pray, dreaming of the day their endless questions will be answered. Some continue the hunt and others attempt to move on, but none forget. columbusmonthly/content/stories/2014/09/when-missing-persons-cases-go-cold.html
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