HOW DOES UNCLAIMED PERSONS WORK?
Unclaimed Persons receives cases from medical examiners, coroners or investigators. The cases are given to case managers, who assign individual cases to case administrators. Administrators post each case, notify researchers and oversee the research effort. Researchers use their sleuthing skills to find all the information they can on the decedents’ families without making any contact. When enough information is believed to have been found, the case administrator sends the findings to a case manager, who reviews the research, writes a report, and submits it to the requesting organization. Case outcome and feedback information is later shared with the researchers once it is received from the sponsoring agency.
