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CaseDock brings missing and unidentified person records from NamUs and the Doe Network into one place, with tools to search, map, organize and review them. Every record links back to its original source.
Browse every public record, your way.
Search by name, case number, CaseDock ID or place, then narrow by sex, source, state, age range, dates and foul-play indicators.
Type a plain-English question like “women missing from Ohio since 2010” and the filters are filled in for you. Check them before relying on the results.
AIBrowse missing and unidentified people by year or period, or by state and county where they were last seen or found.
See records on one map, search within a radius of a case, and switch to a heatmap. Locations are approximate and published by the source.
Dedicated galleries for each record type, with the same filters and indexes throughout.
Every case has a permanent CaseDock ID like CD-M-0000123 and a link you can share or save.
Find leads and keep your review organized.
Compare a case with records of the opposite type and get ranked research leads. Tune the scoring weights to what matters to you.
Details like clothing, tattoos and identifiers are pulled out of case text and tagged, so you can compare records quickly.
Mark cases unreviewed, in progress or reviewed, keep private notes, step through the list with J and K, and export your research.
Charts, key insights and data-quality checks for the records in view, with a dashboard you can customize.
Place 2 to 4 records next to each other with differences highlighted, so unknowns are as visible as overlaps.
Summarize a case, explain why two records were linked, or get a brief on your current view with suggested next steps. All output is an unverified research aid.
AIFind recent news mentions for a case from the overview, shown as links to the original articles.
Keep your work together, alone or with others.
Group cases by topic, region or investigation. Keep them private, or share one as a read-only link.
Save a search and get an email, a push notification or both when new records match. Match alerts and a digest keep you current.
Create a team workspace, invite admins, members and viewers, and share cases, comments and private team notes.
Learn from, and with, other researchers.
Start topics, reply, and report anything that breaks the rules. Post to the community straight from a case.
Leave comments on case records to pick up where you left off.
PlusSend what you know about a case straight from its page. Staff review every tip, and you can ask to keep your name hidden from the family. CaseDock is not law enforcement and can’t promise a tip will be acted on.
Relatives can ask to be verified by staff. Verified family members can read tips staff choose to share, without the tipster’s identity, and publish a reviewed note on the case.
Fast, secure, and available when you need it.
Case search, evidence, matches and stories over a documented API with your own keys and webhooks.
Developer AccessInstall the app and keep recently viewed cases available on a saved offline page when your connection drops.
Two-factor authentication, passkeys and session management.
Take a tour after you sign up, and press Ctrl/⌘ + K to jump anywhere or run a filter.
Pick the theme that’s easiest on your eyes.
Create a free account to browse 400 public cases a day. Upgrade whenever you need more room.