The National BriefingWhen someone goes missing, what should families do immediately rather than waiting for 24 or 48 hours? What information should families have ready when reporting a missing person to the police?
When someone goes missing, what should families do immediately rather than waiting for 24 or 48 hours? What information should families have ready when reporting a missing person to the police? How important is it for people to tell family or friends where they are going and who they are meeting?
Guest: Bianca van Aswegen - Criminologist and National Coordinator for Missing Children South Africa
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