Invidious

Regarding my MMIW+ Videos, they can all be posted (embeded), as opposed to my other videos. I feel it is necessary to help find these people as fast as possible, as most already know that after two weeks or more, the chances of finding people alive drop dramatically.

I do not always check to see if people are found, but you can go to the ABORIGINAL ALERT channel and click on the first drop down index on the left.. and you will see RECENTLY FOUND, to see IF the person you are inquiring about is in there, but they don't always get updates from the police, so it might not be completely correct.

To the POLICE SERVICES: I have no photo edit program, yet, I am able to use the basic edit program that comes with my computer, to adjust contrast, colour, brightness, sharpness, etc. It helps to see the person a little bit clearer.. and that is the point of the photos, right? I only spend about two minutes on each photo. Why can't your people do this, too? Also.. 'some' posts read: contact ***-RCMP, for example. If you want the people who may have a sighting to call you, make it easier and quicker, by posting the actual number (this goes for CRIME STOPPERS phone numbers, as well). Also, take a little more time to look at the person's photo. I have seen multiple posts, where the person's height, weight, eye colour, hair colour, etc. is 'incorrect'.

When a person goes missing and is found... and then goes missing again, I do not do another video for them. This is a sign to me, that the person is either having problems at home (especially, when there are two-three people from the same family), or just wants more videos and more attention. I 'suggest' to the family services people, to check into the home-life of these individuals.

One more point about this topic: Why are there AMBER ALERTS for Caucasian people, yet.., I have never seen more than one in twenty years for aboriginal children? I suggest to the leaders of all police forces to check your personnel for 'possible' prejudice. Maybe.. check in on them in their personal lives and who their acquaintances are.