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Missing Persons Portal Launches
Herald Sun, 22 November 2013
Loren O’Keeffe’s personal heartache is driving a campaign to help the families of 35,000 Australians who go missing each year. Ms O’Keeffe, from Richmond, has set up the Missing Persons Advocacy Network – an online resource for families and friends searching for loved ones. Her brother Daniel walked out of the family’s Highett home in July 2011 and never returned.
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