NAMPN

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The North American Missing Persons Network (NAMPN) is a volunteer run site that was launched in January 2005. The site is run by Doe Network volunteers.

The NAMPN is devoted to bringing attention to both child and adult missing persons cases in Canada and the United States.

The NAMPN is a fully cooperating sister site of the Doe Network.

It is their mission to return the missing to their families. They hope to accomplish this mission by giving the cases exposure on our website to the general public and all those working to solve missing persons cases as well as assisting both loved ones of missing persons and law enforcement in their searches when requested.

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