Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons is a public-safety crisis across North America. This page is for families, tribal partners, and investigators. The product that runs the search is the MMIP Fusion Center.
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) cases are too often fragmented across jurisdictions. Families wait. Records do not travel. Safience exists to put a consent-based search next to the investigators who already have the case, not to replace them.
If you are next of kin, tribal police or a partner agency can help enroll a missing person for automated search. Adult survivors who are located must consent before details are shared. For a missing minor, a credible lead goes to law enforcement, who investigate and inform the family.
Enrollment requests: info@biometrica.com. Not every inquiry can be accepted. Safience is not a private investigator.
The search itself runs through MMIP Fusion: RVIS for continuous victim identification and UMbRA for law-enforcement-sourced records, with tribal partners in the loop. Related: Tribes and Law Enforcement.
