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Discussion in 'Other Off Topic Forum' started by Market Mover, Jun 11, 2008.

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  1. Market Mover

    Market Mover Formula Junior

    Aug 25, 2006
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    Glastonbury CT
    #1 Market Mover, Jun 11, 2008
    Long story short, i recently found out that my ex-sister in law and nephew were killed in a car accident within the last 2 years.I had not talked to them in over 10, it was a bad separation. I tried to search and found nothing- anyone have some search skills? send me a pm and I will give you the name and last know residence. Thank you very much.
     
  2. fastback33

    fastback33 Formula 3

    Mar 8, 2004
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    #2 fastback33, Jun 11, 2008
    When i was trying to hunt down an old friend from daycare, myspace was probably the msot useful. Might sound obvious, but not sure what you've tried.
     
  3. Horsefly

    Horsefly F1 Veteran

    May 14, 2002
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    #3 Horsefly, Jun 11, 2008
    If you know the state where the accident occured, you might have the state police search for an accident report.
     
  4. toshiba

    toshiba Formula Junior

    Jan 14, 2008
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    #4 toshiba, Jun 11, 2008
    a private investigator has access to a good database where they can even see tickets / loans / registration ...................................................

    I would try them first

    ( I only know this because my dad's friend was one and he showed me the crazy amount of info he could pull just by a name...)
     
  5. Buzz48317

    Buzz48317 F1 Rookie

    Dec 5, 2005
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    Shelby Twp., MI
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    Michael
    #5 Buzz48317, Jun 12, 2008
    What sort of information are you looking for on them? Their death certificates would be kept at the locality where they died (at a State level at the VERY least) most are kept in the offices of the County or City clerk where the death occured. Some states allow unlimited access to death certificates and treat them all as matters of 'public record' where anyone can get a hold of a certificate and some states will only allow them out to next of kin only (if you are wondering you are not next of kin).

    If you are unaware of where the accident occured I would try the local newspaper's archived death notices and obituaries. This would probably give the name of the funeral home that handled the arrangements for the funeral. The director at the funeral home may be able to provide some assistance in obtaining death certificates and so on.
     

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