Sadly, people go missing every day. In Nebraska, there are currently numerous open cases of missing persons whose families and loved ones are seeking answers. If you have information about a missing person or want to learn more about how to help, here's where to start:

Official Resources:

• Nebraska State Patrol Missing Persons Clearinghouse: (https://statepatrol.nebraska.gov/services/missing-persons) This is the primary resource for up-to-date listings of missing persons in Nebraska. You can search by name, date of disappearance, location, and other criteria.
• Nebraska Crime Stoppers: (http://nebraskacrimestoppers.com/) This website provides information on various missing persons cases and offers a platform for submitting anonymous tips.
• National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs): (https://www.namus.gov/) This national database contains information on missing persons and unidentified remains. It's a helpful resource if you believe a missing person may have crossed state lines.

Additional Resources:

• Social Media: Many cases have dedicated Facebook pages or groups organized by families or volunteers. These can be helpful for updates and sharing information.
• Local News Outlets: News stations and websites often cover missing persons cases, especially new ones or cases in your area.

How You Can Help

• Share information: Raise awareness by sharing missing person posters or social media posts from official sources. The more eyes on a case, the better the chances of a breakthrough.
• Report any sightings: If you believe you've seen a missing person, contact the relevant authorities immediately. Even the smallest detail could be crucial.
• Submit tips: If you have any information, however minor you think it may be, share it with the investigating agency or through a platform like Nebraska Crime Stoppers.

Important Notes

• Always verify information with official sources before sharing, especially on social media.
• Respect the privacy of the missing person's family and avoid spreading unsubstantiated rumors.
• If you're a family member of a missing person, know that you're not alone. Seek support and resources from organizations like Nebraska Crime Stoppers or the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (https://www.missingkids.org/).

Remember: Every missing person is someone's loved one. By staying informed and spreading awareness, you can help bring them home.