Missing & Murdered Indigenous People Search

Search. Share. Alert. Map.

MMIPS is designed to help families, Tribes, advocates, and communities share verified missing and murdered Indigenous person cases while tracking the government accountability gaps that too often leave families without answers.

Built for safety first

No open rumor board. No suspect accusations without official source. No exact private addresses. Every public case should be reviewed before publication.

Emergency and legal notice: MMIPS is a public-awareness and accountability tool. It is not law enforcement, it does not replace calling 911, and it does not replace filing a police report, submitting to NamUs, contacting tribal law enforcement, BIA MMU, FBI, or local authorities.
1Public case page

One clean, shareable page per verified case.

2Map + patterns

Track city/county-level locations without exposing private addresses.

3Agency checklist

NamUs, NCIC, agency number, Tribe notified, family liaison, and last update.

Featured demo case

This is placeholder content to test the design. Do not publish real cases until the review workflow and consent rules are active.

Demo Case — Family Approved Placeholder

Missing

Last seen: Tahlequah, Oklahoma — 2026-07-01

This is a placeholder record to show how a public case page will look after moderation. Replace with verified, family-approved information only.

Family verifiedAgency case number providedPending review
View public case page

Family-approved sharing

Generate case links, flyers, QR codes, and social posts from verified facts.

Case verification badges

Show whether a case is family-verified, agency-number supported, NamUs-listed, or pending review.

Accountability dashboard

Expose the missing pieces without pretending MMIPS is law enforcement.