Tip line
Submit a tip.
Something the file should know about? Send it to staff review. A person reads every tip. Nothing publishes automatically, and anything actionable goes to the family or law enforcement, never onto the public file.
Before you write
Three rules of the tip line.
We work from press releases, news coverage, and public documents. Do not send private records, rumors, or accusations.
Email or phone: at least one. Your contact details are never published.
If your tip concerns a person, staff routes it privately to the family or law enforcement. It never goes on the site.
The form
What should the file know?
Reviewed by a person. Nothing publishes automatically.
What happens next
Received, reviewed, routed.
Your tip lands in the staff lead queue. You get a confirmation if you left contact info.
A person checks it against the public record. Anything that holds up becomes a lead on the file.
Actionable leads go family-first: to the family contact when one is engaged, otherwise to the law enforcement tip line. You hear back if you left a way to reach you.