ANCESTRAL FINDINGS
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	The authors-father-daughter-P.I.s-know from experience just how often people want to find family members, natural parents, old flames, friends, deadbeat dads, witnesses, or missing heirs. Furthermore, they know how easy and inexpensive it is to conduct the search. Using CD-ROM databases, death records, military connections, and the Internet, they say you can find what you're looking for on your own.
	Missing Persons : A Writer's Guide to Finding the Lost, the Abducted and the Escaped (Howdunit Series)
	The revised edition of How to Locate Anyone, Anywhere, written by a successful private investigator, provides proven techniques that will enable you to conduct your own search. The reference features comprehensive listings of federal, state, and local agencies to aid you in finding a person's whereabouts, including birth parents of adoptees, chapters devoted to searching for missing children, an index of valid Social Security numbers, runaway hot lines, genealogical libraries and new material on using computers and the Internet.
	How to Find Missing Persons : A Handbook for Investigators by Ronald G. Eriksen "A must read for those who don't want to be found." -Inspiracy- The best book on finding someone just got better! The author is a nobull investigator who shows you how to follow someone's trail and how to coax information out of people who would rather not tell. This all-purpose guide is highlighted with case histories from real life missing persons investigators. If you're looking for someone special, you couldn't ask for a better guide.