NamUs: Overview of Missing Persons There are over 800,000 missing persons reports entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) every year. At any given time, there are over 80,000 active cases in the system. This is a huge burden on [...]
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) The Director of Case Management from the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, or NamUs for short, joined me and host Jay Oliver live on WRCN 103.9 FM. Todd Matthews had an important [...]
Director of Case Management Todd Matthews Todd Matthews, the Director of Case Management for The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) will join me and host Jay Oliver, on LI News Radio. Mr. Matthews will be discussing the importance for [...]
Retired K9 Commander, Tim Pino, will be on The Crime Report, Wednesday, December 21, 2016. December 11, 2016, will mark the six (6) year anniversary that four (4) sets of human remains were discovered off of Ocean Parkway, Long Island, NY [...]
My team and I will be building a new site over the next couple weeks with so many new features and departments to serve you. I am sure you will be pleased with the new content. The future of our site featuring [...]
New York State Governor, Andrew Cuomo, signed a bill into law requiring all medical examiners and coroners in the state to input unidentified human remains exemplars into the National Missing and Unidentified System, or NamUs for short. Most of the [...]
I had the chance of a lifetime to sit down and speak with Dr. Michael Baden for over an hour about death investigations, the future of DNA and other forensic technologies. Dr. Baden is probably the most recognizable forensic pathologist in [...]
What classifies someone as a serial killer? The FBI defines a serial killer as a person that kills three or more people with a cooling off period – that is what makes them different than a mass or spree murderer. Some [...]
Child Forensic Interviewing is certainly not a new topic, but one that causes a lot of stress. The hardest job for criminal investigators are dealing with the most vulnerable in society: the very young and the very old. Investigators must have [...]
In Brownsville, Brooklyn, at the corner of Livonia and Saratoga Avenues, stood a small twenty-four hour candy store named Midnight Rose’s. This wasn’t any ordinary candy store. It housed some of the most lethal for-hire Jewish and Italian contract killers [...]
