Kidnap Link

A standard report follows a chronological structure—ordered by what happened first rather than what was discovered last—to provide a clear narrative for investigators.

Name, aliases, date of birth, gender, and citizenship. Kidnap

Height, weight, hair/eye color, and build. date of birth

Tattoos, scars, eyeglasses, braces, or medical conditions. and citizenship. Height

Parents, Caregivers, and Teachers: Protecting Your Kids - FBI

A professional kidnap or child abduction report must be filed immediately with local law enforcement, as federal law prohibits a waiting period for such cases. This documentation serves as a critical foundation for investigations and potential legal proceedings.

Detailed description of the clothing and personal items (e.g., cell phone, backpack) they were carrying. 2. Circumstances of Disappearance