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CRUMMEY INVESTIGATIONS, INC.

SUBJECT: INVESTIGATION OF MISSING PERSONS

TO: HARRIET GOLDING

DATE: 7/22/1998

IF I WERE ASKED TO LOCATE A MISSING WHITE MALE IN THE 1981 TIME FRAME, WITH TWO YOUNG GIRLS/DAUGHTERS, I WOULD MAKE THE FOLLOWING ASSUMPTIONS:

1. THE GRANDPARENTS, SISTERS, BROTHERS AND OTHER CLOSE RELATIVES WILL HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR LOCATION. GRANDPARENTS HAVE THE TIME AND MONEY TO SEE THE CHILDREN. I WOULD KEY IN ON THEM.

2. MAJOR HOLIDAYS. BIRTHDAYS, RELIGIOUS EVENTS WILL BE FAMILY.

3. ONE MEMBER, LISTED ABOVE, WILL HAVE DIFFERENT FEELINGS TOWARDS THE MESSING PERSON AND WOULD BE A GOOD SOURCE OF POSSIBLE LEADS.

4. MISSING PERSON MUST HAVE SOME SUPPORT BASE TO WORK FROM THE STATE TO WHICH THEY RUN.

AFTER LOCATING THE STATE (FLORIDA) TO WHICH THE GRANDPARENT5 HAD MOVED, THEY COULD BE FOUND BY MOST PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS IN LESS THAN ONE DAY BY CHECKING DRIVERS LICENSES. VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS, LAND RECORDS & VOTERS REGISTRATION LISTINGS IN FLORIDA. ALL ARE RECORDS ARE PUBLIC RECORDS AND ARE OPEN TO ANYONE. THE COST WOULD HAVE BEEN LESS THAN $200.00.

AFTER FINDING THE STREET ADDRESS SURVEILLANCE COULD HAVE BEEN PLACED ON THE GRANDPARENTS WHO WOULD HAVE LED THE INVESTIGATOR TO THE CHILDREN OR HUSBAND. BOTH WOULD HAVE BEEN FOUND WITHIN A MAXIMUM OF 20 DAYS. THE SURVEILLANCE COULD HAVE BEEN AS LITTLE AS 3 HOURS A DAY.

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PETER F. CRUMMEY, P.I.