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Statistics have proven that the first three hours

following an abduction are the most critical to locating a missing child.

When a child goes missing, it alters the Universe. The grief felt by those in a missing child's life can't be explained in human terms.
The pain shared by the many caring hearts through-out this world is based on the Love that is our whole, and that flows through all of it's parts.
The prayers lifted by all
and the circulation of each missing child's beautiful face
gives him or her a chance to get back home.

IF YOUR CHILD IS MISSING

AS YOU SPEAK TO PEOPLE, ASK FOR HELP

More eyes, more feet

SEARCH YOUR IMMEDIATE AREA

- Obvious and not so obvious places.

(ie: under beds, in closets, dressers, large appliances, in laundry, the trunk of your car...)

CONTACT CHILDREN'S FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS

IF YOU STILL CAN NOT FIND YOUR CHILD CONTACT:

**LOCAL LAW ENFORCMENT

**NATIONAL CRIME INFORMATION CENTER (NCIC)

1 (304) 625-2000

**THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN

1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)

**PLEASE HELP MISSING CHILDREN

Always a free service.

Send your child’s photo, description, police contact information, your name and phone number to:

pleasehelpmissingchildren@live.com

**KLAASKIDS NATIONAL SEARCH CENTER FOR MISSING CHILDREN

Telephone: 850 525-4807

Fax: 850 484-0585

Email: klaaskidssearcher@yahoo.com.

There is never a cost for this service.

Do-It-Yourself DNA Sampling Kit

The KlaasKids Foundation and the State of California DNA Laboratory have created a Do-It-Yourself DNA Collection Kit using common household items. Now, for the first time you can sample and store your children's DNA with total confidence, but without the unnecessary expense of purchasing DNA Kits which cost between $5.00 and $20.00 per child.

As highly publicized court cases are regularly proving, DNA analysis is fast becoming the "genetic fingerprint" of the new millennium. In its most simple terms, DNA is the fundamental building block that defines us as individuals. Every cell of every living entity contains DNA that is unique to that animal or plant. My DNA is exactly the same in every one of my cells and nobody else's DNA is exactly like mine.

Required Equipment:

One cotton tip/swab

Two zip-lock plastic baggies

Procedure:

*Rub a clean (sterile if possible) cotton tip/swab* on inside of cheek until moist.

*Let cotton tip/swab air dry for twenty-four hours.

*When dry, place cotton swab in a zip-lock bag and seal bag.

*Label with permanent pen - child's name and sample date.

*Place in 2nd zip-lock bag and save in freezer until needed.

*Follow the same procedure for blood sample. However, wait until child scrapes or cuts him/herself before taking sample.

*You may also save baby teeth in same manner.

* You can also use sterile gauze or a clean piece of filter paper.