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Missing Persons

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Missing Persons

BORDERPOL JOURNAL

Mar 10, 2023

In November 1951 Mechanix Illustrated published an short article about Missing Persons. Looking back and comparing to today only the numbers have changed. This is the first of a series of podcasts that will look into how and why these numbers are relevant today.

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