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Interstate Association For Stolen Children

by Paul Greene

Interstate Association for Stolen Children [IASC]is a 501[C]3 non profit organization that directly intervenes in non family child abduction cases.​ We have been serving communities for over a 3 decades. We offer a wide range of services both on site and fromour offices through out the country.​Our Mission is to support the members of all communitiesin their time of need. We are tireless in our efforts to helpfamilies of missing children in their time of need.

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Episodes

  1. Alicia Navarro Video

    Alicia is still missing

  2. Media today

    Are Hollywood celebs more important

  3. A chat with Kayte

    Kayte discusses Interstate and the help she received from Greg and the group

  4. Child Trafficking

    An interview with a mother of an abducted child who was forced into sex trafficking

  5. Help Us Help the Children

    We need you to help us and the Children.

  6. Social Media

    Social Media good or bad for Missing Children

  7. Little Girl Lost

    Kacey has been missing since 1990

  8. Kimberly Norwood 30 Years of a Lost Life

    Kimberly was 12 years old when she went missing in 1989. She is still missing. We talk with Greg Mengell who has been on the case since the beginning.

  9. The Problem with MAPS

    Is this want we want to happen in our World?

  10. Interstate Association for Stolen Children Internet Safety

    A few tips for parents on Internet Safety

  11. Interstate Association for Stolen Children Alicia Navarro

    Alicia Navarro has been missing since 9-15-2019. She is 15 and needs your help.

  12. Interstate Association for Stolen Children Intro

    A short description of what we are and what we do.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Interstate Association for Stolen Children [IASC]is a 501[C]3 non profit organization that directly intervenes in non family child abduction cases.​ We have been serving communities for over a 3 decades. We offer a wide range of services both on site and fromour offices through out the country.​Our Mission is to support the members of all communitiesin their time of need. We are tireless in our efforts to helpfamilies of missing children in their time of need.

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Paul Greene

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Interstate Association for Stolen Children [IASC]is a 501[C]3 non profit organization that directly intervenes in non family child abduction cases.​ We have been serving communities for over a 3 decades. We offer a wide range of services both on site and fromour offices through out the country.​Our...

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Interstate Association For Stolen Children is created and hosted by Paul Greene.
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