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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 4 MIN

The Hidden Gap: When You Need Someone Found But Can't Call Police

from The Investigation Hotline Podcast · host Investigation Hotline

Between 70,000 and 80,000 Canadians are reported missing to police annually, but an even larger number of locate-person requests fall completely outside police jurisdiction. Mitchell Dubros, founder of Investigation Hotline, explains why lawyers, estate executors, and families can't turn to police when they need someone found, and when private investigators become the appropriate resource. From legal witness location to adoption reunions, learn what cases fall outside police mandate and how professional locate-person services work. You can read our in-depth article about the topic by clicking here.

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