![]() ![]() ![]() That means a missing 11-year-old in Louisville would typically draw less attention from law enforcement than a 16-year-old in New Hampshire. For the New Hampshire State Police, it’s 17. In Louisville, for example, the cutoff is 10. More than 60% of the agencies examined by USA TODAY set a maximum age at which missing children are considered “critical” or “at risk” and therefore worthy of thorough investigation regardless of the circumstances. James Patterson, Unsolved EUR 2,29 Compralo Subito o Proposta dacquisto, EUR 14,89 Spedizione, Garanzia cliente eBay Venditore: carabarley (1. In dozens of cities and towns, the child’s age alone can move them to the bottom of the priority list, according to a USA TODAY analysis of standard operating procedures for more than 50 law enforcement organizations. Once that happens, it takes a preliminary investigation or an officer’s initiative to move them back up. Within hours, Elizabeth’s disappearance was featured on CNN’s “Larry King Live” and Fox News’ “On the Record with Greta Van Susteren.” It took eight days for Alexis’ story to attract attention outside Milwaukee, on a segment on “America’s Most Wanted.” The next national story on her case aired weeks later.īy the time Elizabeth had been gone two weeks, USA TODAY had published three stories about her disappearance. ![]() By the time Elizabeth had been gone two weeks, USA TODAY had published three stories about her disappearance. Alexis Patterson, left, disappeared a month before Elizabeth Smart in 2002. ![]()
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