Public-safety sighting & search

Who are you trying to find?

Choose carefully. Missing-person and wanted-person searches are separate so your sighting goes down the correct path.

Not sure which one? Missing means the person is being sought for their safety or welfare. Wanted means law enforcement has published a notice seeking the person. Do not approach or confront anyone.
How it works

Useful leads, not automatic identification.

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Choose the right path

Start with Missing if you may have seen a missing child or adult, or Wanted if you recognize someone in a public law-enforcement notice.

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Search responsibly

Review authorized public records and possible candidates without treating a resemblance as confirmed identity.

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Route the lead

Send useful information to the agency or missing-person organization responsible for verification and follow-up.

Safety by design

SeenSafe is not a general-purpose stranger-identification tool. Missing-person and wanted-person workflows remain separate, use public or authorized records, avoid declaring identity from resemblance, and route tips to the responsible organization or law-enforcement agency.